Rudi's View: Identifying Quality Opportunities
In this week's Weekly Insights, Rudi Filapek-Vandyck discusses market sentiment and identifying quality opportunities.
According to Rudi, investors are often their own worst enemies, and he has been surprised by the deeply negative market sentiment over the past two months.
At times, investors are their own worst enemies.
He notes that one advisor went 100% in cash and made a lot of noise about it, and social media is filled with messages predicting market implosion.
Rudi finds himself on the "still positive" side of market commentary, which is a new experience for him.
He explains that in the Australian media landscape, publishing a supportive story about the share market may only attract a few hundred readers, while a sharply negative critique can attract many thousands.
Author's summary: Rudi discusses market sentiment.
- Investors are often their own worst enemies
- Deeply negative market sentiment over the past two months
- Importance of identifying quality opportunities
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