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@Joey. If you had 3 stocks taking 1/3 each and one of the stock keeps hitting it out of the park consistently, would you rebalance it like a mutual fund or let the winning horse keep running like the Venture Capitalists.
Great video, thx! One comment: the argument of inflation eroding cash is biased b/c inflation is also eroding stocks as much as cash: buy a stock today, sell it one year later, the money you get loses to inflation as much as if you had kept cash, right?
Cash in portfolio, I guess, depends on the move of the market, inflation, power of earnings and profits, etc. Your analysis of 5-10% is best as it goes with little risk.
Best question I've ever got. Personally, I do not do that. I automatically add money to my account each month and when I want more cash reserves, I just keep more of that money in cash. I rarely sell
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what camera do you use?
and what editing software do you use?
Thank you Bro for the knowledge. Little cash less risk.
Great video as always bro! Smashed the like ☺️
Thanks CJ!
Liked your video editing alot which software do you use man ?
adobe premiere pro, after effects, and audition
very well put together video bro and a topic that I think about everyday in the market 📈
Thanks Benny!
@Joey. If you had 3 stocks taking 1/3 each and one of the stock keeps hitting it out of the park consistently, would you rebalance it like a mutual fund or let the winning horse keep running like the Venture Capitalists.
I have a lot of my money invested and don't have huge amounts of cash freely available! Apart from an emergency fund!
Great video! Much appreciated!!!
That's great, thanks for watching!
Great video, thx!
One comment: the argument of inflation eroding cash is biased b/c inflation is also eroding stocks as much as cash: buy a stock today, sell it one year later, the money you get loses to inflation as much as if you had kept cash, right?
Cash in portfolio, I guess, depends on the move of the market, inflation, power of earnings and profits, etc. Your analysis of 5-10% is best as it goes with little risk.
I agree, thanks for watching!
Have you felt it's worth it to take profits solely to generate cash reserves for better opportunities, despite the tax penalty to do so?
Best question I've ever got. Personally, I do not do that. I automatically add money to my account each month and when I want more cash reserves, I just keep more of that money in cash. I rarely sell