RT David Weisburd 🚀: 「分散投資する理由は、確信がないからだ」 — @APompliano
Anthony Pompliano氏は、1925年以来、株式市場の富の50%を生み出したのはわずか46社であると指摘。最大の勝者は購入時に明らかであることはほぼなく、優良資産を早く売りすぎることが、間違った銘柄を買うことよりも大きなミスになることが多いと説明している。
Anthony Pompliano氏は、1925年以来、株式市場の富の50%を生み出したのはわずか46社であると指摘。最大の勝者は購入時に明らかであることはほぼなく、優良資産を早く売りすぎることが、間違った銘柄を買うことよりも大きなミスになることが多いと説明している。
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