Value Investing in 2021 | Phil Town

It’s easier to avoid mistakes and decrease risk by investing in companies you’re familiar with, and that have meaning to you. In today’s clip from the InvestED podcast, Danielle and I discuss value investing in 2021, and best practices for investors of all levels to be successful in the stock market. http://bit.ly/3qdxn34

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Timestamps

00:00 – Habits of successful investors
02:02 – Margin of safety
03:06 – Value investing in 2021
06:14 – Phil example
08:32 – Power of the internet

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