The whole point of investing, at least the way I see it, is to buy yourself time first,the money follows later.
That’s why I think day-trading is one of the most overhyped and over-marketed ideas out there. It’s pushed hard by gurus because it sells the dream of fast money.
In reality, chasing quick gains usually underperforms simply holding positions with a plan.
What actually compounds over years isn’t staring at every tick on a screen, but having a strategy you can realistically stick to.
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For me, trading just doesn’t make much sense.
The whole point of investing, at least the way I see it, is to buy yourself time first,the money follows later.
That’s why I think day-trading is one of the most overhyped and over-marketed ideas out there. It’s pushed hard by gurus because it sells the dream of fast money.
In reality, chasing quick gains usually underperforms simply holding positions with a plan.
What actually compounds over years isn’t staring at every tick on a screen, but having a strategy you can realistically stick to.