You‘re Probably An Idiot if You Don’t Own This Asset
Do you ever feel like common sense is lacking in abundance? Do you prefer to hit the ‘easy button’ regarding your finances? Read this to see if you are smarter than most of your peers.
Deadpool & Wolverine is premiering in the US this week. Also, you may not know that The Fabulous Four is also hitting theaters this week. If I went to 100 people on the street today and asked them which movie would gross more at the box office: Deadpool & Wolverine or The Fabulous Four this weekend, over 90% would say Deadpool & Wolverine. It’s common sense that a movie with a bigger budget, a strong franchise, and massive advertising will crush its competitor, catering to a primarily older female audience.
One could argue that you are either completely ignorant or, dare I say, an idiot if you think the Bette Midler and Susan Sarandon dramedy will outearn a high-octane action movie that can appeal to nearly everyone except maybe an older female audience.
Regarding finance, not everyone has the common sense to own the asset I’m talking about. And if you don’t, that’s okay. It took me a while to understand that owning this asset is common sense. And I will share why, after reading this article, it should…
