Wouldn't it be great if you could attain predictable success in your investment portfolio, the kind of success that was understandable, systematic, and repeatable? In his book, Predictable Success, consultant Les McKeown describes how organizations in pursuit of long-term success develop repeatable, systematic, "predictably successful" approaches to their operations. Investors would do well to pursue the same goal. What are the systematic approaches to investing that lead to more predictably successful outcomes, and how do I avoid practices that lead to predictable disappointments? Avoiding Predictable Disappointments In the world of investing, a predictable disappointment could be characterized as an approach...Read MoreThe post Predictable Success vs. Predictable Disappointment appeared first on Foster Group.
