LMR LOSE MONEY RULES

A book about the expensive lessons

Lose Money Rules

Everyone teaches you how to make money.
But no one is there when you lose it.

This is not another promise to beat the market. It is a book about bad decisions, ego, risk, borrowed money, false confidence — and what losing can teach you before it gets more expensive.

English · Italiano · EspañolPaperback + Kindle

Lose Money Rules by Marco Mutti — book cover
10 RULES
NO GURU
PROMISES
10 rulesabout money, risk and mistakes
3 languagesEnglish, Italian and Spanish
0 shortcutsno formula pretending loss disappears

Why this book

Most money books start with winning. This one starts where things get expensive.

Because the hardest lessons usually arrive after the trade, the purchase, the debt, the confidence, or the story we told ourselves.

01

Price is not value.

A falling price does not automatically make something cheap. A rising price does not automatically make you right.

02

Risk is not just volatility.

The most dangerous risk is often believing you understand something that you have never really examined.

03

Losses expose the story.

When money disappears, excuses get louder. The useful part begins when you stop protecting the story and inspect the decision.

Inside Lose Money Rules

Ten rules built around the ways we actually lose.

Not a checklist for getting rich. A framework for recognizing the behavior that makes money disappear.

01Lose money.
02Forget the first rule.
03Trust people worse than you.
04Treat price and value as the same thing.
05Believe risk comes from knowing what you are doing.
06Be greedy and afraid — more than everyone else.
07Demand an immediate waiting period.
08Pay for what you can get for free.
09Use money you do not have.
10Do not invest in yourself.

“The secret is not being the smartest.
It is being the most curious.”

From Lose Money Rules

The author

Marco Mutti

Lose Money Rules was written from a simple frustration: there is endless advice about making money, and far less honesty about what happens when a decision goes wrong. This book lives in that gap.

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