I like it when a proven business has a slow sales period and Wall Street sells the stock in masses. I swoop in and buy the stock if it has at least a 20% discount from their recent high or normal selling price. I will probably sell it once it grows 15% or keep if has a proven track record of steady yearly increases. What say you?

I was recently interviewed about MONEY

I was recently interviewed about MONEY. https://youtu.be/w3zkeTyWjeQ?is=Y-Q6PvMbjBlG6-E6

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