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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2020 · 1H 23M

E11 - Conor from Investment Talkk

from Financial Father and Son · host Financial Father and Son

In this episode, I talk with Conor from @InvestmentTalkk about his journey so far. We cover a broad range of topics so sit back, relax, and enjoy. Some of the topics explored were: - Why Conor started investing.  - Red flags to look for in companies you are thinking of investing in. - Why your investing style changes over time.  Episode Summary: Conor's education and journey to investing (00:53), What pushed you to buy your first equity? (05:25), What initially attracts you to look into a company? (10:06), When do you know to get out of a position? (15:45), With hindsight what would you have done differently during March 2020 (24:03), Why did you start sharing your investing analysis on Twitter? (27:25), How do you see your investing style change over time? (34:55), How do you diversify your portfolio? (41:15), Worst investment so far? (43:47), Red flags to look for when investing in a company (48:45), Best investment so far (54:49), What does a traditional workday look like for you? (57:28), Advice to someone wanting to pursue your career and investing in general (1:04:42), Tesla (1:16:42), Outro (1:23:18). Twitter: @FInancialSon Email: [email protected]

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