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Your Investment Philosophy: A Guide to Managing Wealth & Protecting it from Fraudsters, Marketers & Doom Merchants
What are your investment beliefs?
It’s a simple question, but one many investors can’t answer.
Are you one of those investors?
Your Investment Philosophy will change that. Five simple principles help you cut through the media hype, folk tales, and industry marketing that have dominated the minds of investors for too long.
You can approach investing with confidence, understand what’s possible, be able to refute nonsense, and know the risks worth taking. There are no secrets, every investor just needs a rational set of beliefs that can guide them in the good times and the bad.
Your Investment Philosophy offers this to every investor.
Deliberately short, and easy to read, in as little as two hours this book will lift the fog and offer much needed clarity so you can enjoy a successful investment experience.
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