Derek Moneyberg

I buy boring things like electricity and retailers and REITs and stuff.

I buy very boring things that are just out of favor and underpriced.

And I think, well, these numbers just don't make sense.

In the future, I think this has to do a lot better.

You know, the thing about, I think another good one, and I'm not telling, hey, if you don't understand the stock market, don't buy these things.

No.

Yeah, but sincerely, a person who doesn't understand what they're buying shouldn't buy it.

I don't buy things that I don't understand.

If they don't understand what I'm talking about, like sincerely, please don't buy that.

You're not going to know when to sell that.

If you don't understand what it is and how it works, you're going to find a way to mess it up.

And I don't want you to mess up your money.

So, I mean, I'm not just saying that as like a precaution for, you know, I'm not giving financial advice, but here's financial advice.

It's like, no, it's dangerous, man.

If you don't know what you're doing, probably you shouldn't do it, you know?

When things go well, it's because of them.

And they're going to sell it at the exact wrong time.

And then when it goes up later, then they're extra mad at you.

I teach people how to make better financial decisions and how to be a good independent thinker, what variables they have to think about and consider.

I teach people how to think, not exact specific stock picks.