Investing is enjoyable and great investors live to ripe old age

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Investing is really a very enjoyable activity. It is so fun and so rewarding. Many great investors live to ripe, old age, and they keep their brain sharp. Walter Schloss, a great value investor, passed away at the age of 95. He retired at the age of 85. Irving Kahn, who died at the age of 109, had enjoyed investment all his life. You can read some of his recommendations when you search for his information online. Philip Fisher, the author of Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, passed away at the age of 96. His books have educated many to become great investors. Peter Lynch, the author of One Up on Wall Street, is currently focusing his energy on philanthropy. He introduces the concept of multi-bagger, meaning the share price of a stock has increased many times. This shows that investing is an activity for life, and you will grow older and wiser and happier as an investor.