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For investment decision making I always tried to learn more from Google. I went through a ton of articles in the vast sphere of investment. But I was not satisfied. Sometimes I decided to invest in stock trading, sometimes in my career, sometimes in some other things. I always felt distracted, I felt inconsistent .. etc.. etc.. a feel bad experience for me.

Being frustrated, I questioned myself,

"Well!! these may not be working out for me. I am lacking something. But what's that?"

I tried to dive deeper into the core of myself. And I found below data as output which may help you -

Reason for null and void output for any effort as input:

  1. I was not clear what I want? (Requirement gathering stage omitted)
  2. As there was no requirement, there was no plan and goal too. (Project planning missed)
  3. As there was no plan, the whole effort was scattered and had gone in vain by producing only some "feel bad" output as bugs. (No development plan)

And also I found below insights:

  1. Investing in money - may lead to financial freedom but if integration test of other domain of life failed, it will be a disaster and no continuity plan can save you.
  2. Investing in career/job/.... - may take care "Investing in money" and also produce some more in financial and some other aspects but still, integration test will tell you about the output.
  3. Investing in family/society/... - may take care "Investing in career/job/...." which eventually may take care "Investing in money" too but again look for integration test.
  4. Investing in Yourself - may take care of any other investment and also can produce such a great output which you just cannot imagine. Isn't it?

Thank you, investors.
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  1. StartderbyJrFebruary 15, 2020 at 6:50 AM

    I follow the hedge funds. SEC allows to type and search. First discover who the largest hedge funds are, then find out their holdings, then find out their returns and this might take some of your own effort by researching their data, then find the correlation between those hedge funds and the companies they invest in and brainstorm why they are interested (it’s not always just about money; it’s about control and influence) then research their track record with the public. For instance, I could care less about George Soros (nothing personal) but I do know he has power, influence and money. I also know he recently invested billions into a high yield dividend stock. I’m sure there are others like him out there I just haven’t “found” it yet.

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