I’ve been spending some time looking at other people’s portfolios and public trades recently, partly to learn and partly to get a sense of how others approach things.
But the more I look, the harder it feels to judge what actually matters. Some people show strong returns, but it’s not always clear how much risk they took to get there. Others look more consistent but less impressive at first glance.
It made me realise I don’t really know what I should be paying attention to when evaluating someone else’s approach.
For people who’ve been doing this longer, what signals actually matter when you’re looking at another investor’s performance?
How do you actually judge whether another investor is worth following?
byu/thedamnedd instocks
Posted by thedamnedd
7 Comments
You should not follow other investors.
You can not borriw conviction.
Adam Khoo is probably the only one with a bit integrity. All others are grifters
If you beleive twitter and reddit, 99% of all traders outperform the best hedge funds in the world
Why would you follow anyone?
Not what they bought, but when they bought.
Check out their track record. What stocks did they pick 12 months ago?
Testimonials for sure.