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Exchange Traded Funds are the ideal vehicles to participate in the stock market

Two universal ways to get rich

Andy 22nd February 2020 23rd February 20200

The other day I had lunch with one of my former colleagues from my former dutiful corporate life. A life I left 8 years ago. So still meeting her occasionally for lunch after such a long time is quite a…

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New year, new start, the most accurate stock market forecast for 2020

Andy 31st December 2019 31st December 20190

Because it’s kind of a tradition and because I have a 100% success rate with my previous forecasts here we go again: But first, let’s ponder on this: What’s the significance of a year anyway? It’s merely the orbital period…

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You can’t see their savings. But you can …

Andy 2nd June 2019 2nd June 20190
you cant see their savings

… see what others are spending. And that is a problem. Due to our envy bias we do pay more attention to how our friends and neighbours spend compared to how they save. Well, comparing with friends might be a…

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Are you still admiring Warren Buffett’s style of investing?

Andy 12th May 2019 12th May 20190

Who still believes that you as an individual investor can still outperform a broad-based ETF by picking some “superior” stocks? Ok, ok. I agree, Index Funds and ETFs will never bring you alpha but they also won’t require so much…

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Does Indecision Bias spoil it for you too?

Andy 10th March 2019 10th March 20190
our edge over the smart money

I had a sobering meeting with a former colleague from work. We had not met for years. But I vividly remember him making a commitment at the end of our previous coffee chat in 2016 or was it 2017 that…

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Are you invested in Africa?

Andy 24th February 2019 23rd July 20211

This will have some long-term implications. As a rational optimist, I do believe that the vast majority of the 7.6 billion people in this world wake up each morning to build a better life for themselves. The younger they are…

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I don’t want to feed the scammers or how to avoid the temptation of Getting-Rich-Quick-Schemes

Andy 25th July 2018 25th July 20180

There are people out there who want to be rich—without the risk, the sacrifice, or the delayed gratification necessary to accumulate such wealth. But you and I—logically—do not belong to that group.  Of course not! Well, in my case, that statement is a tiny bit of wishful…

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Do you need a financial advisor?

Andy 12th December 2017 16th December 20172

No, not really. Finance is a simple industry made to look and sound complicated to justify fees. Just one example, active managers love to confuse us by using Greek words. Like – alpha – to describe what other industries call…

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The 3 numbers that can – no – will make a real difference in your life

Andy 17th October 2017 20th April 20190

Number 1: The age you start saving The younger you are the larger your crucial asset. That asset is called time. And I bet you have more of it left than me. I certainly do have more Christmas days behind…

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My 10 Golden Rules: If I were 22, I’d wish that someone would have taught me

Andy 17th September 2017 28th May 20205
10 Golden Rules

1) How to succeed? The education system you just went through has planted some seeds into you.  Now it is up to you—and only you—to make them grow. Go the extra mile, and see how good you can be at…

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