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“An investment should only be in something that you know a great deal about. Everything else, I repeat, everything else, is speculation.” That’s Nelson Nash‘s line, and it’s blunter than most people want to hear about their own portfolio. In a recent Wealth on Main Street episode, Kurt Berry joined Richard Canfield. Berry has nearly 30 years in finance. Thus they discuss what that means and why many investors actually speculate. The Real Difference Between Investing and Speculating Most people assume investing just means buying something, a mutual fund, a stock, an index fund and holding onto it. According to Kurt, […]
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