The best analogy I’ve ever heard for investing in a company’s stock is walking a dog. It goes like this: Imagine you are taking your dog for a walk down your favorite forest path. You are walking along blissfully, following the path. But the dog is all over the place, thanks to your retractable leash. Beside you, behind you, to the left… right. If you drew a picture with a dog on a green leash, it might look a little something like this (except your picture would be better):
As always very interesting and I seem to think similarly to you although been also trying to develop thinking of having more flexibility and rigidity simultaneously depending how things are developing both short and long term (if that makes sense)
This was the classic story of André Kostolany, the old speculator from Hungary. He was the greatest story teller, when it comes to investing. He died around 2000, right before the internet bubble bursted.
As always very interesting and I seem to think similarly to you although been also trying to develop thinking of having more flexibility and rigidity simultaneously depending how things are developing both short and long term (if that makes sense)
This was the classic story of André Kostolany, the old speculator from Hungary. He was the greatest story teller, when it comes to investing. He died around 2000, right before the internet bubble bursted.