I’ve been lurking in the shadows of this forum for about a year now, and I couldn’t help but notice what looks like a paradox to me.
Seems that the whole Mustachian philosophy would be more or less aligned with “VT and chill”, or let’s say with passive investing, in opposition to more frantic traders.
Yet, paradoxically (?), I’ve never seen people thinking so much about why they shouldn’t be thinking too much.
I think many people on this forum are young investors (in the sense that they are just starting out) and that most have opted for a passive strategy involving one or more ETFs. This part of their portfolio is undoubtedly the largest portion of their savings.
However, there are certainly other members who are more advanced in their investing and have chosen a different strategy, or who have a slightly more active ‘second’ portfolio to experiment with and find some enjoyment in investing. I find it interesting to read about everyone’s experiences and knowledge, as well as their testimonials and strategies.
‘VT and Chill’ is undoubtedly the most widespread and least controversial strategy on this forum. But I think it’s only human to ask oneself how to do better and why not try something different, hence the numerous discussions on this forum.
You bloddy kwant used my picture with a VT and chill... post I NEVER MADE. How dare you!
Joke’s on you, too… VT is about 6% of my overall NW so that alternate universe may yet exist but it would’ve been a fork about seven or eight years ago.
True, No not so much the IQ. For me it would be more about the learning journey from left to right. The more you know and try - you eventually might just go back to broadly diversified ETFs..
IQ is not a measure of temperament and it is not an indicator either of how well one is able to navigate a specific field, here investing in stocks.
No Jedi master worth their salt would use it as a metric of Jedi mastery of any field but the one of having the highest IQ for the sole sake of having it.[1]
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