Now a septuagenarian, Chris Rees seeks to help young investors
But the septuagenarian has other things on his mind these days besides stocks.
Mr. Rees has a daughter who is nearly 20 and not yet familiar with investing. He also has a son in his 40s, who recently took up day-trading in crypto. His son is up 5 per cent and outperforming Dad, who is up only 1 per cent. “He has a lot of fun with that.” Mr. Rees said. By the early 1990s, Mr. Rees’s travels had taken him to Florida, where he decided it was time to get serious about having enough money for basic things like dental care. He spent many days in a library reading everything about investing; at night, he tucked a copy of The Wall Street Journal under his arm and went to work at a restaurant to wash dishes. The waiters and cooks thought this was hilarious and merited “ridicule,” Mr. Rees recalls.
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