Joseph Moore

And they truly do get to kind of peek around the corner of the future.

So I got to the habit when the Wall Street Journal shows up, the Economist shows up, I flip to the back and start there.

Because if I really want to see where we're going, it's probably going to be in the technology section, not in the politics and who are we bombing today section.

And so if you're more of a medium to long-term investor, I would start reading those kind of sources.

And be careful and really read, like really study up on it.

The average American stock investor spends six minutes on their average trade.

Somebody has done a study of looking at how much research an investor does before they click buy.

It's six minutes.

Almost all of the six minutes is right before they click buy.

That's not an education.

So if you take the time to really think through, sort of seep yourself in all the relevant information and then form your thesis, you're going to have a lot better outcome.

Oh, wow.

That's a great question.

First time no one's ever asked me that.

Thank you.

So not at first.

I did not think I was going to write a book.

At first, I truly was just dumbfounded how lucky I'd gotten.

And I just wanted to know, right?

I'm just at heart, I'm kind of a humanities nerd.