3,000 hours worth of information in 2 minutes

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I’m on Twitter Spaces for over 40 hours a week bringing you top-tier investing education from expert investors.

In total, I’ve hosted over 3,000 hours of Twitter spaces (with most of it being about investing).

But you don’t have to pour through 1,000s of hours of content to get valuable lessons.

Today I’ll simplify them into 21 sentences.

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21 of the most valuable sentences from over 3,000 hours worth of content

1. Picking stocks is fun, but not everyone will succeed. 90% of people would be better off investing in $VOO.

2. If you want to get rich, invest with days and months in mind. If you want to build wealth, invest with years and decades in mind.

3. Personal finance is more important than investing in stocks. If you want to invest, prioritize your finances first.

4. Your risk tolerance + investment goals should determine your investment strategy, not what the stock market is doing day-to-day (unless that’s your strategy).

5. Stocks are risky in the short term but safe in the long term. Bonds are safe in the short term but risky in the long term.

6. Volatility and uncertainty are the prices of investment returns. It’s almost always worth paying.

7. You will never be able to remove your emotions from investing. Instead, have an investment plan and strategy and stick to it rigorously.

8. The stock market has returned an average of 10% a year over its lifetime. If you want to be aggressive in your calculations, assume 10%. If you want to be conservative, assume 8%.

9. No more than 5% of your portfolio should be in a single stock.

10. If you want bonds in your portfolio, invest the difference of 120 minus your age in stocks and the rest in bonds.

11. Rebalance your assets when small positions decrease by 25% or large positions decrease by an absolute 5%.

12. If you need money within 3 years, don’t invest it. If you need it within 3-10 years don’t go 100% stocks. Any timeline above that, you can do whatever you want.

13. The less you understand an investment the more likely you’re going to lose money.

14. A stock’s price is not a good reason to sell. Focus on the business, not the stock.

15. It doesn’t matter if you invest in index funds or individual stocks if you don’t have your emotions in check, you’ll still lose money.

16. Bull markets are time for celebration. Bear markets are time for celebration. It just depends on how you interpret it.

17. Losing money in stocks hurts more than the pleasure of making money in them.

18. Prices always correct themselves even if it’s years in the making.

19. Knowing a little about 25 companies won’t make you a lot of money, but knowing a lot about 3-5 companies will.

20. Thousands of people will try to predict the market that one of them will eventually be right. This doesn’t mean they knew it.

21. Investing is 10% buying and 90% waiting.

There you have it!

21 of the most valuable sentences after over 3,000 hours of Twitter spaces.

Until next time,

Wolf