Why 95% of investors fail

Paolo Cabrelli  | 01 Nov 2020 This one book shows why 95% of investors fail  Dear Reader,   What makes the difference between a successful investor, and a failure?   If you're anything like me, you probably spend quite a bit of time thinking about this.   And you should.   Because, unfortunately, 95% of investors DO fail. Despite the time, effort and – of course – money they put into trying to secure their financial future…   They end up no better than if they'd just kept cash under the mattress, and have to watch inflation erode away their money.   Not a future I want for you. (Or for me!)   Which is why I've asked award-winning investor and fund manager Tim Price to do something he's not done for over a year…   To share the one book he credits with all his success.   Tim is someone you should listen to. During the course of his career, he's worked all over the city.   He's won awards for his work as a defensive investor, and been nominated a further five times. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results   He's a published author and columnist.   And he manages more than £200m for his wealthy clients.   Today, you can find how he did it.   And if you're one of just 120 investors…   Tim will not only send you the one book he credits with all his success…   He'll help you apply the lessons that book teaches for a whole year.   Does that interest you?   Click here if so.   Best wishes,   Paolo Cabrelli, Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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