I think index rsp investment is good for those who cannot spend any time on investing.
However, those who are seriously engaged in investing have been generating tremendous returns by investing in individual stocks before or now in this AI-related stocks boom.
It's a gut feeling, but this market is similar to the frenzy market after Corona.
It may be ending soon, or it may continue for a while longer.
You may be in a rare opportunity in life where setting a certain stop-loss line, diversifying stocks, and taking relatively small risks could lead to extraordinary returns.
It would be a waste not to take advantage of this market.
It would be a waste to rely solely on indexes.
Why not try stepping into active investing a little?

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At least nine members of Congress sold banking stocks before and during market turmoil last month, including a member of the House financial services committee who sold Silicon Valley Bank stock before it failed.
New Jersey Democrat and financial services committee member Josh Gottheimer disclosed the sale of shares in Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 9.
The sale, valued between $1,000 and $15,000, was made just before...