Onezypher's approach
Everybody is unique and what you think is right, because it is right for you according to your sub-conscious mind: Your sub-conscious mind is just an order taker; it just does what you tell it to do. So it is literally easy to change your mind.
At Onezypher, we analyze stocks with fundamental analysis and use that as a baseline in regards to making intelligent and rational decisions in regards to allocating capital.
We focus our efforts on doing 1 thing: #do not lose money.
Our approach is very simple and direct, we do not allow risk to be apart of our investment philosophy. We primarily allocate capital into index funds, as they have little to no risk involved and they allow you to grow your wealth with the markets.
The right mindset is directly connected with following subjects:
Patience
The most important trait that an investor ought to have is patience. No matter how technically sound you are, you are likely to face rough weather. The market will go down, your investment will under-perform for quite some time, and unless you have inculcated the virtue of patience, you are likely to sell at the wrong time. Lack of patience makes people do dumb things with their money.
Focus
The ability to stay on course in the face of conflicting signals is an important winning trait. Staying on course is a close cousin of patience, and intelligent investors are known not to deviate. The average investor digresses from the course because he doesn’t even know what path he has chosen. He does not define his investment goals. If you do not know where you want to go, you can never reach it. Hundreds of distractions coming his way every day are likely to make him sell when he should buy and vice versa.
Do the Homework
The intelligent investor remains patient and calm and does not succumb to noise and stays on course because of an important trait he possesses: he does his homework well. He knows why he has made a particular investment. He studies every quarterly result, half-yearly result, and annual results of the company he has invested in to know the original premise he based his decisions on are still valid; and if it is no longer valid, does it call for a change in decision? Experience suggests that if you have done your homework well and are satisfied with the fundamentals of the company, in a majority of cases, you are likely to find a reinforcement of your belief in subsequent events.
At Onezypher, we analyze stocks with fundamental analysis and use that as a baseline in regards to making intelligent and rational decisions in regards to allocating capital.
We focus our efforts on doing 1 thing: #do not lose money.
Our approach is very simple and direct, we do not allow risk to be apart of our investment philosophy. We primarily allocate capital into index funds, as they have little to no risk involved and they allow you to grow your wealth with the markets.
The right mindset is directly connected with following subjects:
- emotions
- the ability to build and follow the strategy
- to make the decisions
- to handle the problematic situations
- the ability to learn and adapt
Patience
The most important trait that an investor ought to have is patience. No matter how technically sound you are, you are likely to face rough weather. The market will go down, your investment will under-perform for quite some time, and unless you have inculcated the virtue of patience, you are likely to sell at the wrong time. Lack of patience makes people do dumb things with their money.
Focus
The ability to stay on course in the face of conflicting signals is an important winning trait. Staying on course is a close cousin of patience, and intelligent investors are known not to deviate. The average investor digresses from the course because he doesn’t even know what path he has chosen. He does not define his investment goals. If you do not know where you want to go, you can never reach it. Hundreds of distractions coming his way every day are likely to make him sell when he should buy and vice versa.
Do the Homework
The intelligent investor remains patient and calm and does not succumb to noise and stays on course because of an important trait he possesses: he does his homework well. He knows why he has made a particular investment. He studies every quarterly result, half-yearly result, and annual results of the company he has invested in to know the original premise he based his decisions on are still valid; and if it is no longer valid, does it call for a change in decision? Experience suggests that if you have done your homework well and are satisfied with the fundamentals of the company, in a majority of cases, you are likely to find a reinforcement of your belief in subsequent events.
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