20 - Keystone Habits of Investing
The DIY Investing Podcast · Trey Henninger: Private Investor, Portfolio Manager, Business Strategist, and Value Investing Expert
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Keystone Habits of InvestingWith investing there are both habits that you should consider adopting and habits that you should avoid.
Positive Keystone Habits of Investing you should adopt- Read one 10k every week.
- Always write out an investment thesis BEFORE purchasing shares of stock in any company.
- [Patron Only Benefit] - Read the Buy Thesis that I have written for the stocks that I buy.
- Checking stock prices every day
- Once a week is the most frequently you need to check your stock prices.
- Ideally, target once a month.
- Use price alerts for stocks you're interested in buying. That way you will be alerted if they hit your buy price. Otherwise, don't spend any time worrying about stock prices.
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