Biggest Investing Mistakes with Jeremy Deal | InvestED Podcast

The most successful investors’ journeys are still fraught with errors. As painful as these investing mistakes are at the time, you can use them to become a better investor. In today’s clip from the InvestED podcast, Jeremy Deal sits down with Danielle to discuss his biggest investing mistakes. http://bit.ly/3s3Dx7A

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Timestamps

00:00 – Jeremy’s investing mistakes
03:05 – Analyzing companies
05:39 – How to pick stocks
07:44 – Historical events’ impact on stock market

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