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How Not to Lose $1 Million

Win At Investing By Losing Less

John Addis
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Major Street Publishing

About

The learning is in the failing.

Successful investors don't concentrate on picking big winners; instead, they work on minimising risk and avoiding losses. Having lost over $1 million through his own investing errors, John Addis invites readers to learn from his losses. Errors include:

• falling in love with a stock or a charismatic CEO
• selling too soon as a stock continues to soar
• misunderstanding the business model
• not responding to obvious red flags.

Whether you're new to the sharemarket, looking to learn from a master, or an active investor seeking to better understand stockpicking behaviour, this book will not disappoint.

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