Grant Cardone Calls Himself and Buffett ‘Coward Investors’ — Here’s How You Can Apply Their Strategy

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Keep reading to see what Cardone meant.

Cardone continued, highlighting the commonalities in Buffetts investments.

All those companies have one thing in common, what do you think it is?

He didnt invest in Apple Computers until their cash flow was stable.

Indeed, those commonalities are also what drove Cardone to call Buffett a coward investor.

He wants a check every month.

I dont invest in stocks, Ive always been a coward.

Further, Cardone has suggested that fellow coward investors seek out high-yield savings accounts.

Its secure, its liquid and it comes withexceedingly minimal work and risk everything a coward investor would want.

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