Being a small investor allows you several big advantages that fund managers investing millions of dollars at a time do not have. There are great advantages of being a small investor. In fact, most of the money in the stock market is “little guy money.” http://bit.ly/2C0WIc8

Let’s talk about some of the advantages of being a small investor over managing large amounts of capital.

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25 COMMENTS

  1. With the market being so high right now I'm finding it hard to find the "on sale" stocks. I'm still in my learning mode so I haven't invested yet. Is this process normal or am I going about it wrong?

  2. Ok… here's how to invest as an individual.

    Join Vanguard
    Bookmark https://www.bogleheads.org – spend 20 minutes reading it every day.
    Buy "The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing" – read it. It will take you about 3 days.
    Invest inside of tax-advantaged accounts
    Be Consistent. Don't time the market.
    Start in your 20's
    You'll retire with "family changing wealth." Your money will outlast you and your children will have money to inherit

  3. It's always said that when you take all the money from the rich and give it to the poor. Come back 10 years later and you will find all that money went back to the rich and the poor are now poorer????

  4. Great video as always Phil. You make some excellent points. I wish I had read your book when I was first interested in the stock market in the 80's.Thanks again for demystifying investing.

  5. Hi Phil
    Love you for teaching us the real INVESTING.
    My question is
    Which company would be better for investment for a horizon of 10Years and yield multiple return.

    1. Company which is consistently growing (top line growth) at around 15% every year, now the price is very low due to no strong reason.

    2. Company which beats the estimate in 1 quarter of a year and remain dull for other quarters , The yoy growth varies a lot and there is no correction and it is at reasonable price.

    Looking forward for your reply.

  6. Phil, how come most stocks held and bought by 'guru' portfolios such as buffet's and others do not fit the Rule1 numbers? I mean, most of them don't. If you take a look at the toolbox section and analyze recent stock buys, you'd be suprised that 100% of them do not pass the MOS or basic rule 1 analysis. This is confusin advice.

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