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11/06/2026

Some topics in investing can feel intimidating at first.
But according to Taco, that usually means only one thing:
They have not been explained clearly enough yet.

For years he has worked with private investors, patiently guiding them through market concepts and strategies — always with the same goal: Helping them truly understand what they are doing.

At Academy for Investors, Taco is known for taking the time to explain things calmly and thoroughly.
Students often say the same thing:
"Now it finally makes sense."

That moment — when confusion turns into understanding — is exactly what drives him as a teacher.

Educational content only. Not investment advice.
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04/06/2026

Why do so many investors repeat the same mistakes?
After more than 25 years in financial markets, Kaspar Huijsman has seen it happen again and again.

Private investors often struggle with the same challenges:
• reacting emotionally to market movements
• chasing trends too late
• underestimating risk
• lacking a clear investment framework

Kaspar has spent decades working directly with investors — first at Alex Beleggersbank, later at BinckBank and Saxo Bank, and today through Hugo Investing and the Academy for Investors.

His mission is simple:
Help investors build structured thinking and avoid common investing mistakes.

At Academy for Investors, Kaspar teaches:
• how professionals analyse markets
• how to structure an investment portfolio
• how to avoid behavioural pitfalls
• how to make decisions based on analysis rather than headlines

Because successful investing is not about predicting the future.
It is about developing the right framework.

This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks.

Photos from Academy for Investors's post 29/05/2026

Want to invest in an emerging market like India without taking on crazy risk? 🎓👇
When a global market booms, most retail investors make the mistake of stock-chasing—hunting for one single company they hope will skyrocket. But professional portfolio construction relies on a systematic, step-by-step strategy.

If you want to expand your geographic diversification safely, use this 3-Step Core Framework:
1️⃣ Mitigate Selection Risk (Index ETFs)
Instead of trying to guess which of India’s 5,500+ listings will win, buy an index ETF. This gives you immediate exposure to the top companies driving the country's growth, instantly spreading your risk.
2️⃣ Mitigate Timing Risk (Stage Your Entries)
Emerging markets are volatile. By breaking your investment into smaller, consistent amounts over time (Dollar-Cost Averaging), you smooth out the market's natural swings.
3️⃣ Isolate Single Stock Risk (The "Earned Entry" Rule)
Keep stock-picking completely optional. Only allocate capital to an individual company after you thoroughly understand its local market position and balance sheet.

Building wealth isn't about finding a lucky needle in a haystack—it's about buying the haystack first while you study the terrain. 💼

📈 Want the full lecture? We just broke down the shifting macro trends between the US, Europe, and India, including specific index codes to look out for.
👉 Tap the link in our bio to watch the full video lesson and read the complete written guide!

Educational content only — not financial advice.

27/05/2026

Market Case Study: How Equity Dilution Destroys Value 🚨
Can a global brand lose 99% of its worth? Beyond Meat's collapse from $230 to $0.80 per share is a classic lesson in unsustainable growth models.

Forget the initial hype - here are the exact balance sheet mechanics that caused the crash:
- Negative Margins: Bringing in $100M+ in quarterly revenue means nothing if your structural spending is vastly higher.
- The Dilution Trick: To keep cash flow up to speed, management started paying off debt and interest using new shares instead of cash. Every time new equity hits the market, current shareholders get diluted.
- The NASDAQ Warning: Exchange rules are absolute. If the stock cannot sustain a price above $1, a forced delisting is right around the corner.

The Academy Takeaway: True long-term value is built on profitable margins, not financial engineering. Be incredibly cautious with companies diluting your shares to pay off basic liabilities.

What's your take on the Beyond Meat case study? Drop a comment below! 👇

25/05/2026

Investor Lesson: Cheap Stock or Value Trap? 📉💡
Let's look at a textbook example of how boardroom drama can distort stock market prices, using Lululemon ($LULU).
In the last 2.5 years, the stock has plunged from $500 to around $125. For an untrained eye, a 75% drop looks like an immediate red flag. But as disciplined investors, we have to look at the mechanics behind the curtain.

The Math vs. The Noise:
The Math: Lululemon is highly profitable, maintaining an Earnings Per Share (EPS) of ~$12 and a Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio of just 10. By historical sector standards, that is remarkably cheap.
The Noise: Oustanding founder Chip Wilson is in a fierce public battle with the current board over corporate strategy.

What can we learn from this?
Market prices don’t just reflect current profits; they reflect uncertainty. When a board faces internal friction, investors demand a "risk discount," which can compress the stock price regardless of how healthy the balance sheet is.
Knowing how to differentiate between a broken company and a broken stock price is a vital skill for building long-term wealth.

Want to learn how to calculate true value and protect your portfolio from high-risk setups?
🎥 Click the link in our bio to watch our full structural analysis!

21/05/2026

The biggest mistake private investors make?
They focus on what to buy instead of how to think.
After more than 25 years working with investors, I have seen the same pattern over and over again.
Investors search for:
• the next hot stock
• the next trend
• the next market prediction

But successful investing rarely comes from predictions.
It comes from process.
Understanding risk.
Building a structured portfolio. Avoiding emotional decisions.

That is exactly why we started Academy for Investors.
To help investors develop the skills and framework needed to navigate markets with confidence.
Because better investing is not about luck.
It is about learning how to think like an investor.

This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks.

14/05/2026

📖 Case Study: Internal vs. External Economic Tracks

As investors, we must understand how a domestic crisis becomes a global trade shift. China has historically operated on two tracks:
1. The Internal Market: Driven by domestic spending and a massive real estate boom.
2. The External Market: Focused on global exports.

The Trigger Point: With 80% of personal wealth tied to a now-imploding real estate sector, the internal track has stalled. This "disconfidence" means people aren't spending, forcing the government to push everything onto the external track.

Why it matters: This shift changes the competitive landscape for every company you own. Are your investments prepared for a wave of external competition?

12/05/2026

📖 Case Study: The Great EV Consolidation

The Chinese EV market is providing us with a textbook example of an industry "shakeout." Despite a massive 500% growth in exports since 2021, the internal competition is so brutal that 475 companies are expected to go to zero.

Why should this matter to your portfolio?

The Valuation Trap: Just because a sector is growing doesn't mean every stock is a buy. Leaders like BYD are currently trading at much higher multiples than traditional German carmakers.

The "Orphan" Risk: Investing in smaller players risks a total loss if the company cannot provide long-term software support.

Ecosystem Strength: Companies like Xiaomi are teaching us that an EV is now a "tech product." Their ability to integrate phones, home tech, and cars creates a "moat" that pure carmakers lack.

Are you analyzing the "moat" or just the "hype"? Let’s discuss in the comments. 👇

08/05/2026

Is India the next big frontier for your portfolio? 🇮🇳
With its rapidly growing middle class and digital transformation, India is high on many investors' watchlists. But the real debate is how to gain exposure:

India ETF: Instant diversification across the Nifty 50 or MSCI India.

Single Stocks: High-conviction plays on specific giants like Reliance, HDFC, or TCS.

The Hybrid: Using an ETF for stability while "cherry-picking" one standout performer.

We’ve just released a new blog and video breaking down the pros and cons of each approach to help you decide.

👇 VOTE in the comments: Which strategy fits your risk profile?

🔗 Link in Bio to watch & read!

07/05/2026

Some teachers explain something once.
Taco explains it again. And again.
Until it truly clicks.

For many years, Taco has worked closely with private investors, helping them understand how markets work and how to approach investing with more structure and awareness of risk.

What makes him stand out as an instructor at Academy for Investors is his patience and passion for teaching.
He genuinely enjoys guiding students step by step through concepts that initially seem complicated.

No jargon.
No rushing.
Just clear explanations — repeated as often as needed — until students truly understand what they are doing.
Because better investing starts with better understanding.

The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.

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