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Quote of the day by John Kay: “Three simple rules – pay less, diversify more and be contrarian – will serve almost everyone well.”
Economist John Kay distils investing into three timeless rules: pay less, diversify more, and be contrarian. These principles cut through market noise, emphasising valuation discipline, risk balance, and independent thinking. In volatile markets, their simplicity offers investors a resilient path to long-term wealth creation.
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