http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.a ... iteid=mktw
The aim here is to help you understand why you're different and discover the only way you can ever become a millionaire -- your way.
The aim here is to help you understand why you're different and discover the only way you can ever become a millionaire -- your way.
TRyan wrote:The follow-ons to this should be interesting ...
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.a ... iteid=mktw
The aim here is to help you understand why you're different and discover the only way you can ever become a millionaire -- your way.
I agree. Although the personality type tests are amusing.I have never yet seen how M-B results relate to investment style. Objective reality, like market performance, inflation, taxes, is the same for all of us, regardless of personality. Maybe someone will show me.
I have never yet seen how M-B results relate to investment style. Objective reality, like market performance, inflation, taxes, is the same for all of us, regardless of personality. Maybe someone will show me.
A strange mix of greed, invincibility and fantasy creates a bubble in our minds in the stock market's up cycle. That sets us up to cascade down the rapids with unfortunate negative consequences.
One thing I am quite sure of: Unless you know your personal Millionaire's Code, you will be handicapping your destiny, not just sabotaging your chances of retiring a millionaire.
Bullroar.TRyan wrote:Here's the next part of the series ... very much in line with previous posts.
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.a ... napInvestH
A strange mix of greed, invincibility and fantasy creates a bubble in our minds in the stock market's up cycle. That sets us up to cascade down the rapids with unfortunate negative consequences.
One thing I am quite sure of: Unless you know your personal Millionaire's Code, you will be handicapping your destiny, not just sabotaging your chances of retiring a millionaire.