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    Start small. $10 a month. Buy an index ETF. Up the ante. $50 a month. Then $100. Eventually, more. Buy some stocks. Hold them for years. The market drops? Buy more. Big news headlines? Ignore ‘em. Invest every month. That’s Foolish.

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  2. Most long-term* investors would be better off reading science fiction than books on how to discount cashflows. * 5-to-50-year time horizon

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  3. What percentage of your portfolio do you have in cash?

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  4. The worst is to lose money on something you do not understand or believe in. The best thing is to make money on something you do understand and believe in. And it is NOT a bad thing to lose money on something you understand and believe in.

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  5. If the S&P 500 returned 6% per year for the next decade, would you be happy about that?

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  6. Which of these is truest of you: Thanks, .

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  7. And the answer is! The S&P 500 falls 10% once every 11 months, on average. Invest accordingly!

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  8. Over the last 100 years, how frequently do you think the US stock market has fallen 10%?

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  9. Start saving for college before your kids are born. Start saving for retirement before you finish college. Save even just small amounts. $5 here. $40 there. Then $100. You'll feel silly when you start but like a genius in the end.

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  10. At some point, the value of your stock investments will decline by more than 30%. Are you prepared for that?

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  11. As a long-term investor, you need not obsess over: - the news of today - sudden stock price moves - a single earnings report You can calmly focus on leadership, innovation, and growth prospects over the next 5-10 years, instead. You'll make so much more money, too.

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  12. "If you have more than you spend, you’re rich. If you spend more than you have, you’re not. If you live cheaply, it’s easy to be free." - Derek Sivers

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  13. In math class, we teach high school students how to calculate the volume of a sphere. But we never teach them how compound interest works. Hmph.

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  15. Buy 30 stocks. Companies you love. In equal amounts. Hold ‘em 5+ years. Add money often. Learn as you go. Laugh at the dogs. Let your winners run. You won’t win overnight. You will win over time. It's a business degree that pays you, teaches you, and makes life more fun.

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  16. With your investments over the next 5 years, which is more important to you:

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  17. Saving gives you options. Options give you freedom. Freedom makes you happy.

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  18. Investing is a simple activity that’s often made complicated to justify fees and egos.

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  19. Without taking some risk, you can't get the big rewards.

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  20. Your odds of doing well at investing surge when you: - Diversify - Are patient - Understand that volatility is normal - Consistently add to your portfolio through thick and thin

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  21. Investing skills necessary for success:  1) Simple arithmetic  2) Live below your means 3) Optimism  4) Patience  That's about it.

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