Subject: High IQ hurts your trading
Most people think that successful traders are all really smart.
Like high IQ smart.
I am talking about an IQ of 160 or higher ... genius level.
According to Warren Buffet, that's not true at all.
In fact, he said that "You don't need to be a rocket scientist. Investing is not a game where the guy with the 160 IQ beats the guy with a 130 IQ. Rationality is essential".
A lot of people with crazy high IQs are terrible at this game because they've got terrible temperaments.
And for those with an IQ of 160, Buffet's suggestion is to "give away 30 points to somebody else" because "you don't need a lot of brains to be in this business".
What you do need in trading is the emotional stability to hone in on a few critical skills and do them well.
As as for the strategy? Well, if you can copy & paste, you'll be able to follow our exclusive trade alerts with ease.
And guess what ... it doesn't require 160 IQ either!
All you need to do is check out our trial at the link here:
The Empirical Collective Trial
Your Minister of Capitalism,
Brett Davison
Like high IQ smart.
I am talking about an IQ of 160 or higher ... genius level.
According to Warren Buffet, that's not true at all.
In fact, he said that "You don't need to be a rocket scientist. Investing is not a game where the guy with the 160 IQ beats the guy with a 130 IQ. Rationality is essential".
A lot of people with crazy high IQs are terrible at this game because they've got terrible temperaments.
And for those with an IQ of 160, Buffet's suggestion is to "give away 30 points to somebody else" because "you don't need a lot of brains to be in this business".
What you do need in trading is the emotional stability to hone in on a few critical skills and do them well.
As as for the strategy? Well, if you can copy & paste, you'll be able to follow our exclusive trade alerts with ease.
And guess what ... it doesn't require 160 IQ either!
All you need to do is check out our trial at the link here:
The Empirical Collective Trial
Your Minister of Capitalism,
Brett Davison