Your posts and tweets seem to consistently match my investing experience. I'm the thousandaire who started "like Buffett" buying large cap tech, then advanced to being "like Buffett" and spending way to much time on microcaps, and now that a few of them are working out but most aren't doing much better than the index, I've started looking at dividend growth stocks because it satisfies my aversion to indexes while get a decent risk adjusted return. Your posts sound a lot like me from the future, but I'll probably have to just find out for myself.
Why Investing Like a Thousandaire Might Make More Sense Than Investing Like a Millionaire
Your posts and tweets seem to consistently match my investing experience. I'm the thousandaire who started "like Buffett" buying large cap tech, then advanced to being "like Buffett" and spending way to much time on microcaps, and now that a few of them are working out but most aren't doing much better than the index, I've started looking at dividend growth stocks because it satisfies my aversion to indexes while get a decent risk adjusted return. Your posts sound a lot like me from the future, but I'll probably have to just find out for myself.
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