NCDave
07-07-2005, 12:31 PM
I can't honestly talk about his investments as I haven't had time to track enough of them to make a decsion on this point. However, as far as a teacher, I'll definately give him an "A"(IMHO).
He stresses some VERY important issues:
*HOMEWORK (at least one hour per stock per week)...learn about the companies you are investing in. Make informed decisions.
*Not to trust everything he or the "greybeards" say. He admits that sometimes even he is wrong :oops:
*Do not speculate with retirement funds. He has said several times that his show should not be used as such.
*Only invest "Mad Money" , discretionary funds that you can afford to lose.
*Learn how to recognize the cycles of business and the economy and how to spot when a company may be at it's top or when trouble could be around the corner.
I hope he keeps up the teaching aspect as the show continues. As far as I'm concerned, I think this is one of the most important aspects of his show "teach a man to fish......."
He stresses some VERY important issues:
*HOMEWORK (at least one hour per stock per week)...learn about the companies you are investing in. Make informed decisions.
*Not to trust everything he or the "greybeards" say. He admits that sometimes even he is wrong :oops:
*Do not speculate with retirement funds. He has said several times that his show should not be used as such.
*Only invest "Mad Money" , discretionary funds that you can afford to lose.
*Learn how to recognize the cycles of business and the economy and how to spot when a company may be at it's top or when trouble could be around the corner.
I hope he keeps up the teaching aspect as the show continues. As far as I'm concerned, I think this is one of the most important aspects of his show "teach a man to fish......."