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Why Simple Investment Stats Don't Give You Good Returns
Season 2 Episode 6
If you're investing in equities, you may be using various investment data software like Morningstar.
The problem?
Investment data often gets misused.
This is because you may be looking at short-term stats and ratings from only the last 1-5 years.
It takes a lot of effort looking at investment stats, but most people who do this incorrectly, don't get good returns.
In my latest podcast episode, you'll learn how to look at long-term data and how to use investment data effectively.
- Why do good investments have bad stats & ratings sometimes?
- Why do investors that use investment stats & ratings usually have lower returns?
- How do investment stats affect your behaviour?
- How the Dunning-Kruger effect happens when investing.
- How can you use investment data effectively?
- Common investing mistakes to avoid.
- Ed's unconventional wisdom on using investment stats effectively.
- How does a Financial Plan change how you use investment stats?
- Why it's important for your financial planner to study fund managers.
- How fund managers often beat the index.
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