Why Investing is Confusing
- Investing means different things to different people.
- One person cannot know all there is to know about the subject of investing.
- One person may say an investment is good and another person may say the same investment is bad, and that both could have valid points.
- Not willing to keep an open mind to the subject of investing and listen to different points of you on this subject.
- Focusing on specific products and procedures may not necessarily be investing.
- An investment product that is good for one person may not be good for another.
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