Investing Pitfall #2: Lack of an Investment Philosophy
An investment philosophy (also called investment strategy) is a set of guiding principles that shape and inform your decision-making process.
An investment philosophy (also called investment strategy) is a set of guiding principles that shape and inform your decision-making process.
The lack of a clear vision is the root cause of the majority of challenges faced by investors. An investment policy statement can help clear up confusion.
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