This episode of MM discusses some of the most extreme stock stories of 2020 and what they can teach us as investors. Trading in 2020 has become the poster child for human emotion in the investing cycle. Multiple companies up over 1000% only to lose nearly all of their value. Wes also takes multiple caller questions including “what percentage should I have in stocks for the long run?”

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