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I've had a great experience doing the past several months eliminating the noise. I've also focused on not giving much attention to the headlines. I focused on what was near and dear to me, which was fact-based technical analysis and research. this enable me to put together a selective portfolio built on several themes that were focused on being consistent long-term winners even after downturn. I focused on it leveraged ETFs and biotech, technology and short crude natural gas and energy. my rationale for doing this was the old physics rule what must come up will come down and vice versa. I just look back at my returns the biotech is up well over 100% and the three technology ETFs that I have range from 36 to 48%. the natural gas and energy have did moderately well generating a short return of 25% in the same time. the moral of the story goes you have to be diversified you have to focus on what you see in your community City and neighborhood and not focus on CNBC. your long-term investment returns will thank you
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whqqq : I want to ask how to know how this stock has changed recently if I don't pay attention to the company's news? As far as I know, many events reported in the news are factors that affect the stock price.
70075433da great OP : absolutely right that is exactly why you have to look at being focused on broad industry groups or indexes to provide you with the needed stability in your portfolio. it's a very true and cogent point that what's affecting a company is going to affect the stock but to mitigate that effect you want to have as many different stocks from as many different industries under your investment saying a mutual fund or an ETF to take advantage of diversification strategies