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Why 90% of Investors Fail (Howard Marks Explains) | Stocks | Investment

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In this video, Howard Marks explains one of the most important lessons in value investing: your job is to identify great businesses, not predict short-term stock prices. He emphasizes that market prices can fluctuate wildly for days, months, or even years, while the underlying business continues to perform well. Succes…

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