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Wednesday, 01/13/2010 1:48:05 PM

Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:48:05 PM

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There are two different things we are talking about here.

Trading.
Investing.

Trading is off technicals, momentum, and relies on liquidity. The end game for trading is selling at the end of the pattern.

Investing is off fundamentals, developments, and ultimately- revenues. The end game for investing, is receiving consistent dividends and growth from the developments of a company.

Both are not 100% strategies. But both have very-different end-games, and give one an advantage over another.

Traders rely on a high-liquidity to make sure the probability of success is in their favor.

Investors do not require liquidity, as it does not have any effect on the fundamentals of a company. Therefore, it does not effect the probability of success for the investor.



I believe that investing should be the overall plan

go CBAI

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