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Most investors try to control the wrong things. Popular financial columnist for The Wall Street Journal Jason Zweig shows the essential strengths that the best investors share, and teaches you how to cultivate these in yourself to master the market.
Open any investing book, tune in to financial television, watch any TikTok “finfluencer,” and you’ll immediately learn a lie. Investing, you’ll be told, is a struggle against the markets, and it’s a struggle you can and must win. Forget that. These aren’t the people you have to beat in order to succeed as an investor. Instead, you need to outsmart an even more powerful adversary: yourself.
In this illuminating and beautifully illustrated book, Wall Street Journal financial columnist Jason Zweig shows what it really takes to be a great investor: the right temperament. The best investors share a few essential strengths, or what Zweig calls the seven virtues:
Most investors try to control the wrong things. Popular financial columnist for The Wall Street Journal Jason Zweig shows the essential strengths that the best investors share, and teaches you how to cultivate these in yourself to master the market.
Open any investing book, tune in to financial television, watch any TikTok “finfluencer,” and you’ll immediately learn a lie. Investing, you’ll be told, is a struggle against the markets, and it’s a struggle you can and must win. Forget that. These aren’t the people you have to beat in order to succeed as an investor. Instead, you need to outsmart an even more powerful adversary: yourself.
In this illuminating and beautifully illustrated book, Wall Street Journal financial columnist Jason Zweig shows what it really takes to be a great investor: the right temperament. The best investors share a few essential strengths, or what Zweig calls the seven virtues:
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