Most people think investing is a game for the clever. A puzzle to be solved. A competition where the smartest person wins. If that were true, every analyst in Canary Wharf would be a millionaire by 35. They’re not. Because the market doesn’t care how clever you are.
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Most people think investing is complicated because the industry makes money by confusing you. If you’re a normal UK professional with a job and a life, you don’t have time to become a part‑time trader. And you don’t need to. Here’s the real version: Put