This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

Let's go over the biggest investing mistake that people make.

I posted it earlier, but I think the biggest investment mistake people are making is trading

in the stocks you should be holding for long term.

Like I've had people reach out to me and say, same thing.

What's the next sand disk? InVIDIA, AMD, one we'll talk about later.

The ones that are leading now will leave, but the issue is you traded them.

Like someone told me, hey, I had a $100,000 trade in the video in 23.

I doubled my money. But look how much money you miss on the

back end of the last few years. Literally, same thing, sand this year. And I know I may be a little

bit biased towards features, but if you look at the history of the biggest companies, we're now looking

at some companies go up 2,000 and 3,000% on the trade and we're going to talk about

Mike Ron in a little bit.

But some of these companies are going to go up 4,000, 5,000% over a 5 or 6 year period,

and you're going to be stuck on the sidelines with a 200% gain, win, tax,

and you blew the money on a car or a vacation or somebody who doesn't love you deal.

Something stupid.

Stop trading the stocks that you should be holding for a long period of time.

And once again, the ones that are going to do incredibly well in the future are doing incredibly well now, whole for the long term.

And you're blowing the money on liability.

It makes no sense to trade an asset to then spend it on a liability.

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