Neither unless you are willing to put in the effort to truly...
Neither unless you are willing to put in the effort to truly learn how these businesses work. I don’t think either type of company is inherently better than the other. I am a firm believer in the idea that you should never invest in a single company unless you have strong grasp of how that company works, how the industry works, strengths and weaknesses, and etc. How else will you know when it is time to buy more or sell?![]()
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TeslaSmurf : Absolutely right… that’s why I only hold/trade Tesla.
On the other hand, if you are not DEEPLY concerned about your portfolio’s companies (in case you have many different stocks), their fundamentals and their plans for the future (Wall street usually prices the following 1, maximum 2 Q’s), I don’t think it is worth NOR CONVENIENT to trade. Better give ALL your money to Berkshire Hathaway and don’t get stressed any more: they will most probably do better than the average trader. Most of retail traders HOPE they can manage their portfolio better than Warren Buffet and that makes me laugh so so loud.
Different when you decide to STUDY a company, then you may get outperforming profits