Are You an Impatient Investor? | Phil Town

Are you a patient investor or an impatient investor? How’s it working out for you? Leave a comment below with your answer, and I’ll be sure to follow up with you.

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Time in the market better than timing the market

Hey Phil, you always say "do your research on a stock." Can you go into more detail on that? What signs should I be looking for? Or, if there is already a video on this, and I missed it, can you link it?

Patience = Money ?

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Great timing, I’m new to investing and am struggling sitting on cash while I watch the market continue to rise and I am waiting for a correction. Patience is the reward of patience. I’ll keep trusting.

Hi Phil! Thank YOU so much for such a valuable information. I love watching your videos!! One quick question. I was lucky enough to be qualified to be invited to your seminar in 01/20. As much as I’d like and don’t want to sound like I am making excuses but do you by any chance do live seminars for those who can’t make it?

An impatient investor is a speculator.

The patient investor will typically be better off in the long run. ?

I am following you since May/June and so far I haven't bought anything because no great deals, I guess I am patient investor. Though, the real test will come when I will put my money on the line.
Love your videos.

How do you sell overvalued stock? All at once or by parts?

I needed that.

Ha! I complained about Premieres several weeks ago, and I got a reply from Phil about patience. Now this, hehe. I get it. Thank you Phil!

Right now I need to save a cash fund to invest.

There is something to be said of taking it too far, though. You can easily sit on cash waiting for the perfect buy, and miss great buys along the way. Time is more valuable than almost any company.

Im a very Impatient investor with the current severely over leveraged global climate as I should be, but after the collapse im Buddha with great companies that I bought at fractions of their current values

You should have more subs. Great stuff. Warren Buffett is sitting on cash waiting for a good opportunity and I think we should do the same.

Mostly patient, once in a while I fall off the wagon.

Yesterday and today i sold out of the first company (hopefully of many, as im 27) i ever bought, November last year on the Rule #1 principles that i learnt from your videos and book. The company reached and exceeded the value i decided it was worth and there are plenty of other undervalued opportunities in the UK that i feel my money would be better in.
I was 27% up on yesterdays sale and 30% up on todays. Its certainly true, you can beat the market! Thanks Phil (company was XP Power for those that are interested.)

I have four companies lined up to invest in. But the market keeps going up and up. It feels I may never be able to jump in even though I know the market has to come down dramatically at some point in the future.

Rule 1 investing is the REAL DEAL…. Since attending Phil's 3 day workshop Sept 2018… I've managed a 42% return on my risk capital using the Rule 1 principles. Staying to what you know, seeking out company's with a strong intrinsic characteristics, Waiting for a event that puts that stock on sale while knowing what it's sale price is, makes investing fun…. And fun = WINNING!!!! With $0 lost!!!…
Now…. strangers walk up to me and say…. " I hear your the man I need to talk to about investing in the Stock Market"… Not really but It's a very Humbling experience….
Thanks Phil…. it's nice to finally have a Mentor to not only give advice but to help others who are willing to listen. ?

Thanx for good adivce. From UK