The more I analyze companies the more I like this time frame of investment because you can usually gauge where markets are heading and strong companies within those markets.
For instance genome editing is going to greatly decrease in the next couple years and from that it is likely it will be worked into government healthcare systems due to profits being possible and the increased accuracy.
5G network growth with AT&T, AMT, CCI, Verizon as another example.
Now these only come once in awhile so how is the strategy of holding your money in a good index like S&P/Diversified Bonds/Tech/Bio and then once or twice a year when you see the opportunity to put into these 2 - 3 year plays then when those stocks come to fruition a few years later to sell them if you want to move to a better investment or keep investing into the same if you believe there is more room for growth?
The cons are those plays could possibly not play out as estimated, underperforming the market.
Pros seem to be more than one year holds means less taxes payed, dividends collected along the way, only need to do full on research twice a year.
Submitted April 16, 2019 at 08:03AM by CookhouseOfCanada http://bit.ly/2UEYtEM
