Index funds are great for low effort investing. But since stocks in the index will go up and down, you'll always have some money in stocks that are going down.
Can't you just find the stocks in the index that are going up, and individually invest in those? Stocks will routinely uptrend for months, so if you find one that's been going up for a few weeks, you can buy in betting it'll keep going up.
An uptrending stock will normally uptrend until there's some news or financial release that causes an inversion right?
This way you don't have money tied up in a stock that isn't delivering for months. Allowing you to get higher returns.
Someone tell me why I'm wrong because it can't be that easy.
My guess is in theory this would work. But in practice the market is to volatile/unpredictable
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