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One of the key differences between being a Strategic Investor and an Average Investor is learning how to filter out nonsense and make smart decisions based on market signals.
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Can You Discern The Dangerous Difference Between “Noise” and “Signals”?
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It is a fact of life, as humans we are
Programmed to see a threat not safety. Walking in a forest we are more
prone to see a Boulder as a bear... than a bear as a boulder. Basic
Survival Wiring.
However, to be a Strategic Investor we must re-program ourselves. Not a simple process - but a critical one.
Even a short 10 years ago our access to the vast stimulus of continual
information wasn`t available to us. 10 years ago people weren`t checking
their Twitter/Facebook accounts last thing before going to sleep, and
first thing upon waking, in case they missed something.
Despite this lack of 'instant info stimulus' and vast array of opinion
sharers/bloggers/pundits, strategic investors still made smart
decisions. Some would say even smarter....
In 2013 it is
especially important to learn how to filter the 'noise' from the
'signals that matter' if you want to make smart decisions
The above post is a link to my latest essay to assist you in building your filters and staying strategic:
http://www.donrcampbell.com/can-you-discern-the-dangerous-difference-between-noise-and-signals
Enjoy and hope you find it helpful during a time when it is potentially more confusing than ever before.
Programmed to see a threat not safety. Walking in a forest we are more
prone to see a Boulder as a bear... than a bear as a boulder. Basic
Survival Wiring.
However, to be a Strategic Investor we must re-program ourselves. Not a simple process - but a critical one.
Even a short 10 years ago our access to the vast stimulus of continual
information wasn`t available to us. 10 years ago people weren`t checking
their Twitter/Facebook accounts last thing before going to sleep, and
first thing upon waking, in case they missed something.
Despite this lack of 'instant info stimulus' and vast array of opinion
sharers/bloggers/pundits, strategic investors still made smart
decisions. Some would say even smarter....
In 2013 it is
especially important to learn how to filter the 'noise' from the
'signals that matter' if you want to make smart decisions
The above post is a link to my latest essay to assist you in building your filters and staying strategic:
http://www.donrcampbell.com/can-you-discern-the-dangerous-difference-between-noise-and-signals
Enjoy and hope you find it helpful during a time when it is potentially more confusing than ever before.