Learning how to be a good investor

Learning the skills required to become a good investor should be easy. There is plenty of information, decades of evidence and many willing teachers. Despite this, it is anything but – we only need to look at the consistent and costly mistakes that we all make to acknowledge how tough it is.

This article by Joe Wiggins explores why effective feedback is critical to good learning and offers some great suggestions how people can learn to make better investment decisions. This is especially important in investing, where the ‘feedback loop’ is often long, noisy and erratic. Read more here.