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Author Archives: Timeless Investor
Summary of Book “The Most Important Thing” by Howard Marks
Even though value investing is about numbers, this book has no numbers. This book is about psychology and thinking differently about value portfolio management.
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Profit based on other people’s recurrent mistakes, not loss on my recurrent mistakes
My biggest lesson learned in year 2015 is, I lost from my recurrent investment mistakes, I should have profit from other people’s mistakes
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Note from ” How to Meditate: A Primer for Beginners” by JOEL M. EVANS
Note from ” How to Meditate: A Primer for Beginners” by JOEL M. EVANS
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Book notes on Jack Welch’s “Winning”
Here are some of my takeaways of this book
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Book notes on “the education of a value investor”
I have finished this book last week, “The Education of A Value Investor” is a very honest and revealing account of Guy Spier’s transformation into a better investor as well as a more fulfilled individual.
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Steps to become registered Investment Advisor
Interactive Brokers LLC provides me very detailed steps on how to become a registered Investment Advisor.
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Review of book “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator”
I have finished the book “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator”. And here are my favorite quotes from this book,
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Ackman on HLF at July 22 2014 and after
Here is the webcast of Bill Ackman on HLF on July 22nd in NYC,
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Castro non-relevant to FNMA
The share price of FNMA dipped by 3% due to the speech of the US housing nominee of HUD . See news
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BAC mortgage litigation is coming to the end?
It might be good news that BAC is raising its offer to JD in order to reach a deal.