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That is, it is not diversified across industries, issuers and countries.

Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:06 am
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Money Monster is an American thriller directed by Jodie Foster. The film sri lanka whatsapp number list centers around financial analyst and television star Lee Gate, played by George Clooney. During a live broadcast, he is captured by a viewer who has lost all his savings because of Gate's advice. The head of the Freedom24 project, Mstislav Kudinov, analyzed the main mistakes of Clooney's character at the request of theRunet.

Invested 100% of investment funds in shares of one company


In the absence of experience, I invested in shares of a second- or third-
tier company
This is definitely not a large, well-known corporation that has a diversified business all over the world. This is not Apple, but a small-cap firm with a dubious business. If I had bought shares of large companies - Apple, Google, Boeing, Disney, Pfizer - I would never have lost everything. Such securities simply cannot fall 10 times.

Such shares make up no more than 10% of the portfolio
The company whose shares the main character bought is more likely to be a venture business; the share of such securities in a medium-term portfolio should not exceed 10%. In the case of the film "Money Monster", with this approach, the hero would risk only a small part of the funds.


The main character bought shares without doing any research into the issuer's business.
He bought something completely incomprehensible to himself. How could you possibly pay for something you don't know, don't understand the principles of work. Who recommended these shares? One showman or a whole series of experts carefully studied these shares and now recommend them? Warren Buffett also said - invest only in those companies whose business you understand.