The Reality of Investing in Companies You Don’t Like

Paul shares a practice that is almost identical to stock picking but is harder to spot. There is usually a drive for investors to “do good” by choosing companies that seem reputable or cutting edge and removing companies that don’t align with their personal or political beliefs. Listen along as Paul shares about the reality of investing in companies you don’t like and why emotion or conviction should not be the guiding principles to choosing companies that go in your portfolio. Later in the episode, Paul talks about how a small group of coders are working on the Bitcoin system trying to keep it safe and alive. 

 

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