The –8% stop-loss rule, disciplined position sizing, and staying within your circle of competence are simple ideas, but extremely difficult to follow when emotions take over.
I especially like the “core-satellite” approach: build a stable foundation with dividend stocks, bonds or ETFs, then use a smaller portion for high-conviction growth opportunities.
The smartest investor isn’t the one who predicts every winner. It’s the one who protects capital, controls risk, and stays in the game long enough for compounding to work.
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