Change Is The Only Constant
The world is always in flux. One has to be patient and even stubborn in the right proportions instead of strictly adhering to some investment strategy that may be obsolete in this rapidly evolving world.
Any investment strategy needs to survive a disaster or a drastic change to be proven.
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