Of course, I always talk trend following.

But there are other strategies.

For example, fundamental analysis.

Fundamental analysis is Bloomberg, CNBC, Jim Kramer.

Whatever guru has whatever opinion based on some piece of data and then predicts what

will happen at any point in time.

This is fundamental analysis.

And if you are inexperienced, if you're young, even if you're old, it seems perfectly logical.

If I gather all this information, I can do something with it. I can analyze it. And I've heard in the

back of my mind that Warren Buffett does this too. So if Warren Buffett does it, why not me?

Well, first off, let's put Warren Buffett off to the side.

He's one of the best investors ever.

You're not him. I'm not him. Nobody is him.

Now, you can go down the rabbit hole and you can study Warren Buffett,

but honestly, if you really

want to trade like Warren Buffett, it's probably better just to give your money to Warren

Buffett.

But most people really aren't thinking about Warren Buffett.

They're thinking about the fundamentals.

What can they know?

What edge can they get? How can they exploit something by knowing some piece of data that supposedly nobody else knows?

Therefore, you buy cheap. This is the mentality. This is the thought process. I think it hits everybody. How can it not?

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