Christian W. Röhl Interview Part 2: Emotions in investing | CapTrader
Christian W. Röhl in conversation with the managing directors of the online broker CapTrader, Christian and Andreas Weiß in October 2020 - Part 2. In this part, Christian W. Röhl discusses whether fathers are better investors. Mr. Röhl talks about money as an emotional asset, the right investment style, the feel-good factor when investing, Warren Buffett's favorite holding period, stocks for social democrats, and many other points.
Part 1 of the video can be found here: https://youtu.be/l8ukGdW7bRM
00:00 Welcome
00:20 Is the family man the better dividend investor?
01:54 Find an investment style
04:18 Warren Buffet's favorite investment period
05:05 Catalyst for a different investment philosophy
07:03 Working with stops?
09:03 Is trading evil?
10:43 Young people and the run on trading
11:40 Stocks are extremely social democratic...
12:57 Gold
13:34 Mining shares
15:27 Cryptocurrencies
16:28 Blockchain
17:17 Invest in yourself, invest time
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