In Monday 5th May’s edition of The Press and Journal, Investment Director, Barry O’Neill, explained how picking a fund manager can sometimes be fraught with danger.
Comparing investing to football, where even the most successful retire eventually, and most are on a merry-go-round that means they change employers every few years, Barry looks at some of the things that can go wrong when investing.
As Barry concludes, it is not difficult to be the world’s worst investor. However, fortunately, it you let academia guide you, it is also not difficult to succeed.
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