Buy-and-Hold Is Losing Its Edge as Fewer Stocks Beat the S&P 500
Trivariate Research founder Adam Parker argues buy-and-hold investing is losing its edge as short-dated options and leveraged ETFs shrink the share of stocks beating the S&P 500.
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Trivariate Research founder Adam Parker argues buy-and-hold investing is losing its edge as short-dated options and leveraged ETFs shrink the share of stocks beating the S&P 500.
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