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Why Switching Investment Strategies To Get A Market Edge Could Be A Bad Idea

Writer's picture: Alajahwon RidgewayAlajahwon Ridgeway

Updated: Jun 16, 2024


Clients need advice, and they looking for the next Wolf of Wall Street and stock guru, it seems as if these advisors are moving from the movie screen and onto statements of many Americans. The glitz and glamour of a fast paced life in my opinion seems intriguing to many Americans. But is switching investment strategies from long term passive to short term aggressive to get a market edge a good idea? And if you do, will you get closer to your goals faster? We will discuss, how to choose a strategy, become aware of confirmation bias, and how to use patience and discipline to be successful.


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