chinaco
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In the past I have employed some risky strategies for investments. Done a few things that I reflect on as kinda dumb in retrospect.
From reading on this board and others, I see a variety of strategies and approaches taken.
Based on your experience, which approach is more likely to win:
It is my opinion (and experience) that the Tortoise winds up better off a majority of the time.
From reading on this board and others, I see a variety of strategies and approaches taken.
Based on your experience, which approach is more likely to win:
- Hare - An approach that employs a largely equity portfolio of stocks picked Maybe some EFTs and Mutual funds with a smattering of market timing based on marker greed/fear. Sometime employing some options, leverage, shorting to try to goose the gains.
- Tortoise - A life long balanced portfolio index mutual fund strategy across Equity classes and Bonds that rebalances periodically and move to a bit more of a conservative as they reach old age.
It is my opinion (and experience) that the Tortoise winds up better off a majority of the time.