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Investing mantras to learn from American billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban

Mark Cuban is a well-known American businessman and investor worth USD 4.8 billion.

He advises that when investor don’t know what to do, they should do nothing.

He recommends paying off any credit card or other type of consumer debt that has an interest rate of five per cent or higher.

Cuban advises not to underestimate cash and to keep it in the bank during uncertain times.

He also advises to pay attention to expenses and to be a wise shopper.

Liquid assets are more valuable than investing in the stock market.

It is common for the stock market to plunge and for investors to be uncertain.

It is difficult for even veteran investors to traverse the constant ups and downs.

Investing in the market involves risks and one must be aware of them.

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