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Active investing and EMH: On the other hand, active investing involves frequent buying and selling of securities intending to outperform the market. While EMH suggests this strategy will fail over the long term, some activeinvestors beat the market, at least for a while.
Market mistakes become bigger than activeinvestors come in again. You don't need very many activeinvestors to keep markets on their toes so much as that argument has merit, I think that the truth is that David Einhorn, the Bill Ackman's, the Carl Icahn's have a place in this process. What books should I read next?
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Even those who are activeinvestors reflect sentiment at depressed levels. Please remember to donate any amount under my picture on the top left-hand side of my blog via PayPal options. The blog is free but the information I provide is priceless. Nasdaq 100 call option volume has hit its highest since 2014: But hold on.
But what most investors should do if they're investing in stock market is simply buy, and Scott mentioned it, an index fund, ETF, S&P 500 index fund. Right off the bat, you're probably outperforming 95% of activeinvestors if you do that. I've been a user of both of them, so I've consumed the content, I've read the blogs.
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