There are two reasonable options: engage in active investing with great enthusiasm and love of the intellectual process or adopt a passive strategy. Trying to be active without your heart being in it leads to potential disaster.
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Hear hear!
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Seems like you are in love :)
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And very lucky to be so :-)
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Well said. And it's important to distinguish between maintaining a love for investing, versus falling in love with a particular investment (refusing to leave it, regardless of the damage it does).
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Too true. The loving/liking tendency is trecherous.
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Fear of ruin can be a very strong motivator as well.
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I can attest to this from personal experience. Finally broke down and move my portfolio to a professional. But not before losing a lot of money because I got too busy
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I've fluctuated between being a "passive investor" and a "Enterprising Investor" over the years. It generally is based on how busy I am in my real life. I really enjoy not being passive...and I feel I definitely sleep better at night knowing exactly what I own (good or bad).
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