I have done my independent research over the years; the evidence is clear.
Investors don’t have to out-smart someone else in order to succeed. Investing isn’t a Zero-Sum Game where there is a loser for every winner. Yet, that is the way most would-be investing pundits operate.
No one has a monopoly on smart strategies, or when to use them. For every seller, there is a buyer, probably just as smart, and informed.
The fact is, there is no perfect investment strategy. Sticking to one’s disciplined strategy is the answer. Discipline, I found, is the solution because it logically helps tilt odds for investment success in your favor.
Adjusting the odds for success favorably is the ultimate investment goal. Discipline of strategy, rather than constant changing of investment ideas does the trick over the long run. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)
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