Hi. If you have the time to spare, it may be good to allocate about 5-10% of your investment portfolio for short term investment to leverage on the volatility of certain strong/high volume counters. Example: I use about $20k to buy Telsa shares when it plunge about 3-5%. It should start to rebound after dropping few % normally due to oversold situation most likely. Set a comfortable target to sell off if necessary. For me, I would sell off if say more than ~$500 profit.
Nevertheless, long term investment would be still the majority part of your investment for dividend and growth of equity counters. Be cautious about short term investment anyway. Hence choose strong counters for contingency. Cheers. [Smile]
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