Webinar Wednesdays: How Famous Investors Think Wrap-Up
by AAII Staff | May 13, 2021
If you missed our Webinar Wednesday on May 12, you can watch it here.
What are the secrets of well-known successful investors? In the first segment of this episode of The Individual Investor Show, we get insights into how the world’s greatest investors think with William Green, author of “Richer, Wiser, Happier” (Scribner, 2021). Next, we look at the responses from our latest Big Question survey, which asked AAII members what they learned from the investing mistakes they’ve made. Finally, we discuss the factors influencing your investing management preferences and matching these with the type of investor you are as part of The Individual Investor Wealth-Building Process. Questions and comments submitted during this show will be reviewed and may appear in an upcoming episode of The Individual Investor Show.
Post-Webinar Notes
How Famous Investors Think
How the World’s Greatest Investors Think, by William Green in May 2021 AAII Journal
AAII Templeton Screen
To Beat the Market, Invest Differently Than the Market
How Investors Can Overcome Emotional and Social Biases
The Dual Personalities of Investors
The Role of Luck and Skill in Investing
“Richer, Wiser, Happier: How the World’s Greatest Investors Win in Markets and Life,” book by William Green (Scribner, 2021)
Howard Marks, Oaktree Capital Management
Bill Miller, CFA, Legg Mason Capital Management
Setting Your Investing Management Preferences
8 Factors That Influence Your Investing Management Preferences, by Charles Rotblut, CFA, in May 2021 AAII Journal
Determining Your Portfolio Management Preferences
Comparing Funds That Track the Same Index
The Virtues of Active Investing
Why Your Financial Adviser Should Be a Fiduciary
The Building Blocks of a Successful Portfolio Allocation
The Individual Investor Wealth-Building Process
Members’ Biggest Investing Mistakes
Investors’ Biggest Mistakes Often Involve Selling, May 2021 AAII Journal Big Question
The Sell Decision With Mutual Funds: Knowing When to Walk Away
The Cost of Panicking
When You Haven’t Saved Enough for Retirement
Portfolio Review Checklist
Using the Power of the Written Word to Improve Your Returns
Investing Strategies for an Irrational Brain
Managing Your Portfolio in Difficult Markets
Mailbag
ETFs and ETNs: Knowing What You Own
The Individual Investor’s Guide to the Top ETFs 2021
How Your Buy and Sell Orders Get Filled
Your Order Please: A Guide to the Different Ways to Buy and Sell Securities
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