Resolute Capital's video: 3 BAD Investing Habits Why Most American Investors Underperform the S P 500

Resolute Capital - https://www.instagram.com/resolute_capital/ Connor King - https://www.instagram.com/connortking/ Banks Nash - https://www.instagram.com/banksnash/ DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. YOU SHOULD ALWAYS CONSULT WITH A PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR BEFORE MAKING ANY DECISIONS WITH YOUR MONEY 3 bad habits - Buy high, sell low - Overreacting - Investing in a stock price, not a company Bad Habit 1: buy high, sell low - Would you sell your house when the market is down? - Requires initial sound investment/belief in the long-term success of business based on DATA Bad Habit 2: overreacting - Headline investing - Ex: “iPhone 8 sales sub-par" * Investors bail because Apple is “failing” * Now they are the most valuable company in the world - Or the other end, overreacting to good news - Everyday news does not determine the value of stock - Some news is extremely important and cannot be ignored. However, It is a bad habit to attach any given headline to the performance of a stock - Don’t invest in a bad company that had a really good day - Don’t take money out of a good company that had a really bad day Bad Habit 3: investing in a price, not a company - Be wise about when to buy and sell - In the end, you are a SMALL OWNER of that company. Do you believe in the product? the future? the business model? the competitive advantage? - If the price of the stock is skyrocketing, but you don’t think the company is solid, don’t buy. More times than not, you’ll prove yourself right - If the price is tanking, but you believe in the companies leadership and future, keep your money in & maybe put more money in. - Prices always go up and down, successful companies always trend up in value In a nutshell: - Find companies you believe in long-term - Invest with discipline - Don’t be phased by short-term Conclusion: - Why does the S&P 500 continually out-perform the average investor?? - S&P 500 picks (“buys and sells”) stocks without emotion, only based on data - Most people are unable to do this - 2 options - Commit to investing with discipline and science - Quit trying to beat the market and join it Resolute Capital on Twitter! - https://twitter.com/CapitalResolute Checkout the website of our parent company - https://www.resoluteteam.io/ Sub count at time of upload: 288