7 Images For Every Investor

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“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.” - Henry Ford

Picture Perfect

When words don’t cut it, that’s where graphics and images come in the clutch and can often teach you more.

It’s no different when it comes to investing. One can preach the way of dollar cost averaging and ignore the news, but a little extra “proof” never hurts.

In order to help iron these concepts into your brain. Here are seven images that could make you thousands of dollars as an investor.

(This is one of my favorite posts that I do every year. You can click here to view the 7 images from last year’s article.)

Let’s get into it 👇️ 

1) Reason To Sell

This is a repeat from last year, but it’s always worth looking back on. Why?

Because sh*! happens, and whatever is happening this time probably isn’t different.

2) Don’t Time The Market

Cheating with this one…there is actually two graphics.

The first is what not to do, and the second proves why.

2022 was a scary year no doubt. Unfortunately many people halted their investments. This is a prime example of what you don’t want to do as an investor.

Trying to miss the “crash” and catch the bottom is a dangerous game. You have to be right twice. Once when you first sell, and once when you buy back in.

If you are wrong one of these times you could easily end up missing some of the best days in the market…and your returns will show for it.

3) Day Trading Is Gambling

If you want to day trade go to the casino.

If you want to invest long term go to the stock market.

Seriously, you have better odds winning at blackjack than guessing right on what a stock is going to do in the next three hours (Here is a full write up on your odds of playing perfect blackjack vs the S&P 500).

4) You Can’t Change Some Things

It’s weird that some people struggle to understand this, but you have no control over what the market is going to do.

The sooner you accept this, the sooner you can begin to direct your focus where it matters.

5) Herd Mentality

Just because everyone else is doing it doesn’t mean it’s right.

6) Gains Vs Losses

A big loss requires an even bigger gain to get back even.

While some see this and get scared, some see this and realize the opportunity offered during a market crash or pullback.

7) Politics and Investing Don’t Mix

Despite what every person in office want’s you to think, the market doesn’t care who is president.

Republican or Democrat, up and to the right has continued.

Conclusion

These graphics touch on a lot of the concepts that are considered “basic knowledge” when it comes to investing. While words are great, sometimes a good picture can make all the difference.

Also, I don’t take any credit for these images! All credit goes to the G’s that put these money-making images together.

Till next week ~ Cade.

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