In a recent SmallCapPower interview, President’s Club investment letter publisher Fabrice Taylor outlines the factors he thinks are most important when investing in a small-cap. He also shares his most painful investment lessons learned, ones he believes has made him a better stock picker today.
President’s Club investment letter publisher Fabrice Taylor, in a recent SmallCapPower interview, said when investing in small-cap companies management is key. These people’s attention, talent, conduct, credibility, and integrity all play a big role in how much money an investor will make in a particular stock.
He also believes investors should invest only in ideas they understand. If you don’t understand a particular business then odds are many others won’t either, and if they don’t buy the stock after you do, it’s tough to make any money.
Mr. Taylor added that the market environment is important as well. A bad market or bad economy will crush any good idea or any good management no matter how much money is raised.
And what’s the toughest investment lesson Fabrice Taylor said he ever learned? Being fully invested during a stock market correction. He told us that what made him a better investor is that now he keeps at least 15% to 20% of his portfolio in cash.
He believes you will make most of your money in the stock market by being in the cycle early. If your barber is giving you stock tips then it’s likely time to get out of the market.
Find out which U.S. stock Fabrice Taylor likes at this time by watching the entire interview with him HERE >>
