As a thirty-something-year-old investor, I’ve been contemplating my investment strategy. Diversification is a common recommendation, but is it truly my best approach? For me, dividends play a critical role, especially if they’re paid monthly.
My background as an XAU/USD trader has shaped my perspective on currencies. The realization that fiat money lacks intrinsic backing has shifted my views. Now, when I consider stocks as assets, I prioritize those backed by tangible resources like real estate.
In my investment journey, I adhere to various principles, including the 48 Laws, the Ten Laws, and the Five Warren Buffett Laws. Among these, a fundamental tenet is to believe in the companies I invest in.
Interestingly, banks own a significant 90% of commercial real estate. This fact underscores the importance of understanding the dynamics of both financial markets and tangible assets. Moreover, it’s worth noting that governments often step in to bail out banks, which in turn support the commercial real estate market. This symbiotic relationship suggests that stocks tied to such assets are likely to be resilient, even during economic downturns.
Remember, investing is a journey, and each decision shapes our financial habitat. 🌱📈