Debunking 7 Market Myths To Be A Better Investor

In the latest episode of Amplified Wealth, Adam Armstrong and Austin Hagaman welcome Carmine D'Avino as he dives into the world of investment 'isms, market trends and strategies for long-term success.


Episode Highlights:
 Addressing Market 'Isms: Explore the origins and impact of well-known market 'isms like "Sell in May and Go Away" and how they might negatively influence investment decisions.

Navigating Market Volatility: Gain insights into managing market volatility and the importance of sticking to a well-thought-out investment plan.

Investing is Not Gambling: Address the importance of understanding the difference between market fundamentals and speculative betting.

Political Environment and Market Recovery: Discuss the current political environment and how markets have historically recovered from crises -providing valuable perspective for today's investors.

The Role of Technology and Historical Trends: Learn about the impact of technological advancements and historical trends on the current market landscape.


Timestamps:
Summary and Soft Open: (00:00)

Carmine Introduction: (03:40)

"Sell in May and go away" and other adages: (09:30)

Correlation vs. causation in market trends: (15:17)

January effect and impact of missing best market days: (20:35)

Comparing gambling odds to stock market investing: (24:56)

Historical resilience of the stock market: (39:43)

Volatility within positive market years: (44:22)

Market performance under different political parties: (1:10:00)

Impact of technology on investing and daily life: (1:13:36)

Conclusion and wrap-up: (1:20:00)

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