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Q&A: Your Money Map

The Big Picture

Many, if not most, investing books aim to teach people how TO invest. The book is broken down into four categories of things not to do when youre investing. The second section of your book focuses on Bad Numbers, or in other words, misleading numbers that could drive the economy, the markets and ultimately, your investments.

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10 Biggest Ideas in “How NOT to Invest”

The Big Picture

That insight greatly simplified my task of making the book both fun to read and helpful for anyone interested in investing. Here is a broad overview of each of the 10 main sections, which can help you quickly grasp the key ideas in the book. This book was a joy to put together, and I have been delighted at the response it has received!

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Avoid the Unforced Investment Errors Even Billionaires Make

The Big Picture

I filled the book with my favorite errors made by ordinary investors, billionaires, and everyone in between (including myself) and how to avoid them. My advice was not based on fear of a bubble or the (over)valuation of Yahoo; rather, I suggested employing a regret minimization framework.2 Torn about what to do, he asked my opinion.

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Ten Top High Free Cash Flow Yield Stocks

Validea

Moreover, high free cash flow yield stocks tend to exhibit defensive characteristics during market downturns, as their robust cash generation provides a buffer against economic uncertainties. These companies are often better positioned to maintain their operations and financial commitments even when business conditions deteriorate.

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The Succession Conundrum: How Advisors Can Balance Legacy and Liquidity

Diamond Consultants

Multigenerational teams have several options for monetizing and transitioning the book from one generation to the next. Namely, even when senior advisors have a rockstar inheriting advisor in place, these Gen 2 advisors seldom have the capital at hand to facilitate the purchase of the book in a timely and orderly fashion.

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Debt Funds or FDs: What Should You Choose After RBI’s Repo Rate Update?

Trade Brains

But beneath this surface-level move lies a far more intricate interplay of economics, sectoral impact, and capital allocation—especially when considering where to invest next: in fixed deposits (FDs) or debt mutual funds. The Real Economic Undercurrent A CRR cut is not just a technical move.

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Ten Top Warren Buffett Stocks – May 2025

Validea

.” This approach emphasizes acquiring businesses with durable competitive advantageswhat Buffett famously calls “economic moats”that can sustain superior returns for extended periods. Only after a company passes these comprehensive quality filters does valuation enter the equation.