Hier mal ein Interview mit einer Art Peter Lynch fuer Arme
Das Ding ist recht lang - jedoch es sind doch einige interessante Aspekte/Ideen drin erwaehnt:
Auch so ein Beispiel:
https://www.leoedit.com/lifestyle/career...umb-money/
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Das Ding ist recht lang - jedoch es sind doch einige interessante Aspekte/Ideen drin erwaehnt:
Zitat:Chris Camillo is not a stockbroker, financial analyst, or hedge fund manager. Yet he successfully grew a $20k brokerage account into $20 million by observing social trends, cultural shifts and identifying game-changing information hidden in everyday life. Thus, creating an entirely new class of investment analysis termed Social Arbitrage. Watching TV, reading tabloids, eating out, shopping, and keeping his eyes and ears open on social media. The day-to-day goings-on of the average Joe. Except the average Joe isn’t scoping out the local 7/11 at 13-years-old, sussing out the Snapple shortage in the refrigerated section. Which is exactly how Camillo made his first big move.
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Auch so ein Beispiel:
Zitat:“A lot of times, based on Wall Street being primarily in the Northeast, they miss things that come up from the South, or come from the West… when the iPhone first came out, no one in New York used the iPhone because it was on AT&T, and AT&T had a really bad data plan in Manhattan…”
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“The big secret is, not only are you not at a disadvantage, but you’re actually at a huge advantage by being more deeply connected to the real world than a professional investor.”
https://www.leoedit.com/lifestyle/career...umb-money/