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4 Myths About Long-Term Investing

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4 Myths About Long-Term Investing
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The long-term investing industry hasn’t really changed that much in the last 50 years as far as their message goes: “Don’t worry about bear market crashes, just stay the course…”

Many people argue that the average person on the street would be way better off if they just bought the S&P 500 and held it rather than trying to buy and sell individual stocks themselves.

Well, that may be absolutely true if you have zero trading skillsets.

But if you do have the kind of trading skillsets that TRADEway teaches, then the old line philosophy of buy and hold isn’t the best strategy for you.

In today’s episode we’re talking about some common myths that buy-and-hold-ers propagate.

Let’s get into this important discussion…

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