Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports Losing Money in Stock Market

[jsaras]

I'm a Boglehead investor.  I AM the market, which is a better bet than trying to beat the market.

[hammettjr]

I'm a Boglehead investor.  I AM the market, which is a better bet than trying to beat the market.

I'm a huge fan of bogleheads and am more/less one myself.

[quietdesperation]

I'm a huge fan of bogleheads and am more/less one myself.

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I like/agree with the philosophy but the community has managed to run off a lot of talented/smart people who bring fresh, new ideas. Specific examples include larry swedroe and the poor guy who started the leveraged risk parity thread (hedgefundie).

[quietdesperation]

i worked on wall st for 30 years, perhaps instead of investor junkie and the frugal expat, try a random walk down wall st written by burton malkiel, a princeton economist or The four pillars of investing by respected author bill bernstein. bernstein wrote this compact guide for his offspring:
https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf

but hey, you don’t have to take my word for it:
https://investorjvnkie.com/investing/best-finance-books/

unfortunately, there are some terrible books on that reading list…

[itsbacl]

"The stock market can be dangerous if you don't understand the economy and don't know how to calculate the tactics of companies and other investors. I have been studying this for several years and only recently started earning good money.  Therefore, before entering the stock exchange, preparing a financial safety cushion is necessary. Part of the savings – at least 3-6 of your monthly income – should be left on a deposit or savings account in a bank.  When a person has gained enough experience, you can buy a metatrader multiterminal to conclude several transactions in parallel and multiply earnings."

[wotavidone]

I'm a Boglehead investor.  I AM the market, which is a better bet than trying to beat the market.

I had to conault Dr Google, but now that I have seen the definition, I suspect I'm a small b boglehead investor.