How To Take All Of The Guesswork Out Of Your Investing, Forever

Porter's Journal Issue #112, Volume #2

How To Invest Like Warren Buffett Did In The 1950s – Today

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Trying harder won’t help. 

It’s not that the door is stuck. It’s that you’re pushing on the wrong door. 

You believe if you back the right new artificial-intelligence (“AI”) firm, the next generation of big tech profits will be yours (innovation). Or you believe that if you buy a stock when it’s down 90% that when it eventually goes back up, your fortune will be made (turnarounds). 

Or when that next well gushes oil… or when that new product drops… or when that buyout offer hits… 

You’re betting on ifs and whens. 

You’re taking risks – risks that are so large, you can’t measure them accurately. And you might not tell your wife how these gambles work out, but your net worth tells the tale all the same: you’re a lousy investor. 

And you’re losing the most precious asset of all – time. 

There’s a better way. 

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