The best unexpected perk of regularly writing
about stock investments as a blogging hobby is that some incredibly talented,
hard-working, and driven audience that is dead serious about personal
improvement in their own lives. Over time, it has kind of become a
responsibility because there are some readers who are sitting on some very real
financial capital and are going through the education process of figuring out
how to get the best outcome for what they have. Among these readers is a group
of Procter and Gamble retirees that are sitting on large chunks of P&G
stock that has compounded at a fairly nice clip throughout their working
careers.
When I invest, the most important consideration is that I want to avoid the possibility of what Charlie Munger has called “going back to go” using an analogy from the Monopoly. By choosing to invest rather than consume, I am impliedly … Read the rest of this article!
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