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493- Eventing

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So a business you own is undergoing an event that’s made the future less certain—so what’s your next move as a value investor?  Finding the right time to sell can be difficult when the M.O. is to buy and hold, but knowing when to break with an investment can be just as important as knowing what to buy in the first place. Investing success hinges on finding antifragile companies—those that thrive in adversity and compound growth over time. Focusing on a few resilient businesses, rather than over-diversifying, leads to better long-term returns, especially during downturns. Rather than timing the market, investors should prioritize companies with strong fundamentals and compounding potential. Patience and discipline are vital to benefit from their growth through adversity. On this week’s show, Phil and Danielle discuss how to approach your investments having events and what the Rule #1 philosophy can tell us about these situations. For help in planning out your investment journey in the year ahead, don’t miss your free copy of Phil’s 12-Month Financial Success planner:  https://bit.ly/45AP6Xh Topics Discussed: Chipotle’s E. coli outbreak San Diego real estate problems Intrinsic value Antifragile businesses Emotion in investing Sprouts FOMO Tulipmania Resources Discussed: All In Rule #1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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