I have never thought about that. I didn't come in to the market with a specific strategy of investing.
Are you big boards, pennies?
I don't have an exact answer for that. I find more thill in pennies due to the risk for high profits. Though the only benefit I see in big boards are dividend yields, which I find very attractive. I would like to be able to invest in either, but if I had to lean towards one. I would most likely say pennies.
Are you a value investor or are you looking at growth?
I had to look up the definitions for these terms. If I understood it correctly, a growth stock could be looked at as a new and growing company? Then a value stock would be a mature company that grows slowly, but pays dividends? If I understand correctly, I would most likely choose growth.
Are you long term or short term?
I think I would enjoy a stock that requires close attention, that would require me to see where the stock is at a few times throughout the day. I would say, short term and holding as long as a day, to as long as 3 months depending on the situation.
Do you think you could point me in the right direction about what kind of investor I am?
I greatly appreciate your help, thanks cintrix.
