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What’s the Difference Between Active and Passive Investing? - 5 Things to Know - #5 - Oct 25th, 2024
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Gary Brode of Deep Knowledge Investing and Robb Fahrion of Flying V Group discuss the 5 Things to Know in Investing This Week: The Bond Bears Issue
-Active vs passive investing: fight!
DKI Summary:
In simple terms, active investors buy and sell individual stocks regularly, while passive investors typically hold diversified baskets of investments for long periods of time. One of the key differences between the two is that active investors frequently enter and exit positions in individual equities, whereas passive investors usually invest in mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) infrequently. When comparing the two, most hedge funds and portfolio managers utilize active investment strategies, while many retail investors use passive investing strategies. Registered investment advisors as a group lean hard towards passive strategies, but the best ones are excellent active investors.
DKI Takeaway:
Many readers of the 5 Things use both passive and active strategies. At DKI, our current recommendations page is a long portfolio that is actively managed and hedged. While managing an active portfolio can be challenging, a hybrid approach with DKI assistance could provide a better hedge against future inflation and offer more exposure to potential 5-10x returns in individual stocks. Overall, combining a passive investment strategy combined with a DKI premium membership is an excellent way to focus on risk-adjusted returns.
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-Active vs passive investing: fight!
DKI Summary:
In simple terms, active investors buy and sell individual stocks regularly, while passive investors typically hold diversified baskets of investments for long periods of time. One of the key differences between the two is that active investors frequently enter and exit positions in individual equities, whereas passive investors usually invest in mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) infrequently. When comparing the two, most hedge funds and portfolio managers utilize active investment strategies, while many retail investors use passive investing strategies. Registered investment advisors as a group lean hard towards passive strategies, but the best ones are excellent active investors.
DKI Takeaway:
Many readers of the 5 Things use both passive and active strategies. At DKI, our current recommendations page is a long portfolio that is actively managed and hedged. While managing an active portfolio can be challenging, a hybrid approach with DKI assistance could provide a better hedge against future inflation and offer more exposure to potential 5-10x returns in individual stocks. Overall, combining a passive investment strategy combined with a DKI premium membership is an excellent way to focus on risk-adjusted returns.
Your links:
This week's written version of the 5 Things with graphs:
#deepknowledge #deepknowledgeinvesting #investingnews #garybrode #robbfahrion #flyingvgroup #dki #investmentresearch #investmentknowledge #investmentstrategy #investingstrategies #investing #gettingstartedininvesting #ActiveInvesting #PassiveInvesting #InvestmentStrategies #Stocks #MutualFunds #ETFs #HedgeFunds #PortfolioManagement #RetailInvestors #InvestmentAdvisors #HybridApproach #InflationHedge #RiskAdjustedReturns #IndividualStocks #DiversifiedInvestments #DKI #FinancialEducation #WealthBuilding #InvestmentPortfolio #gettingstartedininvesting #howtobecomerich #rich #poor #startinvesting #investor
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