This book will open your eyes, expand your mind, and change the way you invest. 

​You are an investor and you like to invest in stocks because over time, the equity market produces the best returns of any investment strategy.  You have two main objectives; you want a good return on your investment, and you want to have peace of mind knowing that you made the right investment decisions.

​You are not alone.  According to John McCrank of Reuters, more than 100 million independent users/accounts exist at six of the top online brokerages.  This means that more than 100 million investors make their own decisions on which equity to invest in and for how long. And the question is – how do independent investors make investment decision? 

​This book pulls the curtain off this question, and the revelation is not pretty. A survey published by MagnifyMoney reveals that 66% of independent Investors make impulsive or emotional investing decisions, while 32% admit trading while drunk.

Why would tens of millions of investors behave like this, you ask?  Now we are getting to the crux of the matter – because they are not familiar with the two modes of investment decisions, and they don’t know how to leverage this knowledge to improve their health and maintain their health. 

​This book will resonate with you because you will feel like looking at yourself in the mirror.  Suddenly you realize that you have been behaving in a certain way without even noticing, and without recognizing that you behavior is a major contributor to your performance.  The chapter on David vs. Goliath will make sense to you because for a long time you have been looking for the edge, or the competitive advantage, with which you can beat the giant investment companies and the hedge funds in their own game.

Another important takeaway from this book is that “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication” as stated by Leonardo da Vinci, and he is absolutely right.  A page-long investing formula is not an indication of sophistication or scientific breakthrough.  It just means that there is a greater probability of failure because there are so many moving parts.  Take for example the technical-philosophy of investing, introduced by W.D. Gann, who used angles and various geometric constructions to divide time and price into proportionate parts.  Setting aside the time and effort it takes to learn these formulas, think of the stress and anxiety when wondering if you did everything right.

The equity market is the most competitive marketplace in the world.  Hundreds of millions of people compete against each other to make a gain.  But when you hear what one of the most successful investor, wealth wise, has to say about the cost that he had to pay health wise, you will understand that being a truly successful investor is not just about making money; it is also about your quality of life.  Here is what, Dr. Michael Burry of the Big Short, said after making $700 for the hedge fund and $100 million for himself: “In the past two years, my insides felt like they are eating themselves.”

This book is about a new investing philosophy that promotes your wealth, yet preserves your health at the same time.  It’s about achieving both, investment gains and quality of life at the same time without sacrificing one for the other.  ​

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