We often discuss being a confident investor on the show, but confidence is only helpful if it’s combined with a disciplined, evidence-based approach rather than behaviors such as market timing or individual stock selection. Today, Paul shares an ad for Jim Cramer’s investing club that he saw on CNBC, where a client claims she is confident and finally “in control” of her investments. The ad reveals that Jim teaches people to “win at investing” through market timing and stock picking. Paul and Evan explain why you shouldn’t follow someone who offers club memberships and provides stock-picking advice. Later in the episode, Paul and Evan answer a listener’s question about the number of publicly traded companies in the stock market and how a diversified portfolio can be constructed.
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