Investing
Why you need an investment strategy
Buy low and sell high. Everyone knows that one. But most people buy high and sell low. And that’s why you need an investment strategy.
August 13, 2020
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Buy low and sell high. Everyone knows that one. But most people buy high and sell low. And that’s why you need an investment strategy.
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Warren Buffet invests. Jim Cramer trades. Investing is predictable-ish. Trading is speculative. Investing is simple, but hard to stick to. Trading is complicated, but easy