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Show Notes
In 2020, the global stock market had 155.7 million trades per day worth $554.6 billion dollars.
The market prices you see at any given moment reflect the buying and selling by millions of market participants incorporating all known information about a company. Collectively, these market participants are highly educated and highly motivated. As a result, there is a lot of information that is quickly incorporated into prices.
Listen now and learn:
- Why market prices fluctuate
- How financial markets are like piles of sand
- The biggest mistake people make when thinking about making a change to their portfolio
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