Toby Mathis of Anderson Business Advisors welcomes Raghee Horner, who started investing at an early age thanks to her mother. When Raghee’s father passed away, her mother realized that the stock market was a way to be financially stable. So, Raghee’s mother became a market timer and active investor. Raghee followed in her footsteps. She is now a trader, investor, author, and mentor.

Highlights/Topics:

How to be a Good Investor: Read, look, and buy more for a better deal

Why Raghee loves markets and Jack Bogle; “Being an investor and keeping an eye in the market keeps you young.”

Surrounded by Screens: Multiple monitors increase productivity for traders/investors

Timeframe (short or elongated) dictates type of market participant

Trump’s Tweets: Do you play them? No way to time tweets, hide under the desk a minute

Move toward momentum based on scheduled events, earnings, and economic data

Trader vs. Investor: What’s the difference? Ownership or buying and selling

What would Raghee tell her younger self about investing and trading? Keep it simple

Importance of understanding macroeconomic rate of change of money supply, monetary policy, growth, and inflation

Fear of Forex Market: Forex is trading money for money, not about understanding stocks to invest in them

Awful Data: Breaking down a rated change when looking at wage inflation colliding with lower revenue is a perfect storm for disaster

How do you hedge? Pay the piper; convince companies to reinvest, not in buybacks

Financial market is like a playground; specializing in a market or symbol forces trades and investments

Patience, Cool Down to Contracting: Risk of interest rates being pulled back or hiked up

Raghee recommends protection via long gold, silver, real estate, and REITs

Resources

Raghee Horner

Raghee Horner on SimpleTrading

Jack Bogle

Warren Buffett

Monopoly

Jerome Powell

Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)

Toby Mathis

Infinity Investing Workshop

Anderson Advisors

Tax and Asset Protection Event