Welcome back to the Investing for Beginners podcast! In today’s episode, Dave and Andrew delve into the concept of “draft classes” for companies, analyzing the top-performing companies of various years and discussing the implications for investors. They examine the performance of companies like Amazon, Nvidia, AMD, and others, and explore the lessons that can be learned from these draft classes. Join us as we uncover the insights from this fascinating discussion and learn how past performance can influence future investment decisions. Stay tuned for a deep dive into the world of investing and the valuable lessons to be gleaned from the past.
00:00 ND and AMD awesome, others not great.
04:09 Analyzing stock performance through batting averages.
08:31 Mixed performance for Square, Zoom, Peloton, Moderna.
12:05 Nvidia and Amazon have good track records.
15:26 Stock market trends over 30 years.
18:17 Timing market for Nvidia may impact returns.
20:48 Manage investment decisions carefully to avoid impulsiveness.
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