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that’s where you get people signing up,tuning in, trading positions.
Totally get that. It's not a good business model to recommend buys and then do nothing for years and years...but the push for new sign-ups strategy also goes against just about everything they use to rail against with the financial industry. So, in effect, they sold out for money. A bad look, in my view.
How many times does someone need to hear “Costco is a good company with good prospects” or “Berkshire offers stability” or whatever?
Exactly. Which is sorta the point. They don't. Which so often leads to not making bad decisions (sell or trim) based on short term information. That's very hard for humans to accept and practice. They think they need the information, but actually they don't to be really successful at investing. Which is sorta where TMF started out.
conifer
