My Investing Mistakes EXPOSED (Learn From These Mistakes) 😭

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The biggest investing mistakes I made in 2018 are covered in this video. I expose all my investing mistakes and teach you how to learn from it and improve. Making investment mistakes happens to every investor, and the better of an investor you are, the less mistakes you make. However, when you are a new investor, you will make a lot of mistakes - some big mistakes and some small mistakes - but in the end you should learn some valuable lessons from it.

In this video I hope that my mistakes that I reveal help you avoid those mistakes, and as a result, increase your gains and help you to become a much more successful investor.

Mistake #1: 00:31

Mistake #2: 02:42

Mistake #3: 04:34

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[PositiveInvesting]

*What was your BIGGEST investment mistake in 2018?! Share it below!* Oh, and let's get 100 likes on this video :)

[beaviswealth]

Good idea with another video showing subscriber mistakes. Cool way to include the community and I'm very interested!

[AussieMoneyMan]

Thanks for your honestly. This will help heaps of people including myself.

[jvnderhm]

Great to see your transparency on these things, thanks for sharing!

[gilbertohernandez]

You spoke about doing your due diligence to research a company. Would you make a video on what are the steps or what to look for to effectively research a company before buying a stock? Thanks for the great content you put out.

[jakenbake]

Good shit brotha new to this stock stuff but really diggin it. Starting young

[elohcin]

Great video! I learned the exact same lessons, lol. Sometimes you just have to learn the hard way, or maybe that's just me. I deployed all $5, 500 into my Roth last January into positions (not all that I thoroughly researched) and needles to say suffered the consequences come February. My Roth IRA still has not recovered. However, the Roth IRA I started for my husband in February ended the year in the green after serious reconsideration of my strategy, patience, and lots of research. Lesson learned. Another lesson I learned was to follow my gut when I feel like I really need to get out of a stock, even if it is at a small loss. Keep up the great content and thanks for being transparent.

[pavankumarmangave]

Swing Trading Long Term Investment In Equity Very Good

[josemiguelsaldana]

Most appreciated with the sincerity you are showing us, i have learn those 2 things too on 2018

[InvestingRobinhoodInvestor]

Wish I had more CASH to average down on my positions!

[seanlynch]

Good video Nic, I think these are mistakes every investor has made at some point.

[JewelzFin]

Your vids are the truth. Keep up the good work bro!

[nelsonlee]

My biggest mistakes in 2018 was taking profits to soon. Totally agree with you Nick on doing your own due diligence. It's your hard earned money, don't let other influences you in your own investments.

[WubblesMinecraft]

Biggest mistake- buying nvidia at $192

[TidusTrading]

Good to see the mistakes and honesty shown!

[feedingyouinformation]

That first 1 is a big mistake that I made to. I'm raising the percent down that I buy now. Aside from Apple. Thats hard to not buy 5% down. But either way having that 20+% cash balance makes a huge difference. And that last mistake is never going to stop sadly.

[scottscriticalmass]

Averaging in and out of positions is the way I do things almost exclusively... The problem most people have with this strategy is they won't make the incremental buys if the stock price increases. They don't want to average up. Averaging in means buying in both directions at pre-set intervals (usually months apart). Not averaging up could very well mean you're missing out on a nice run upwards in price. This is obviously just a simplified explanation, but I think it works well if you're disciplined enough to pull it off. Just my $0.02.

[stuartbell]

How much do you normally spend on each trade?

[luko]

I agree 100%. The most important thing is to focus on the fundamentals of a company and not so much on the market noise.
Greetings from Germany.😀

[InvestingHustler]

Every investor at some point will make mistakes. You’re smart enough to admit them and learn from them !