Sam Rowe
speaker
261 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 30 Jun
Sam Rowe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah.
And, you know, again, like I write about the stock market usually going up, which, by the way, even before AI is kind of a ridiculous thing to be writing about because everyone who has money in their 401ks and IRAs, I've already been told this.
They already know this.
So it's like, why do I exist?
And it's a relatively small market of people who are reading what I'm writing about.
But yeah, I guess there's something about, and not to toot my own horn, this is reader feedback that I'm getting, but I've been told that there's something about whether it's the cadence or the timing of things I do write about or the way I frame it that feels a little bit more human than the research or the analysis that the chief investment strategist or whatever is sending out to their financial advisor who's regurgitating it back to them.
No, I'm actually the complete opposite of that.
And, you know, like I said before, like, you know, I'm always worried.
Okay.
And this is like sort of the message I try to, you know, communicate out to the world.
I do a lot of things and communicate a lot of things that are kind of counterintuitive.
I do check my 401k plan every single day.
A lot of advisors and professionals and stuff will go on TV and say,
You know, forget your, you know, 401k password or ignore politics or ignore what's going on in Iran.
You know, we have a long history of getting past all this stuff.
I think that's all incredibly silly.
I think you really do have to think about how bad things are at a given time.
That way you sort of build up those memories when, you know, 10 years from now when there is another war, you do remember how bad things were in the past and how, you know, markets evolved out of all that stuff.
So yeah, I think to ignore things makes you sort of more vulnerable to making mistakes.
So it's like, yeah, be really conscious of where there are job losses, where there will be industries that fall apart, because all the lessons you learn
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