Buying Large Cap Stocks: Should You Invest More Money in Stocks? Long-term or tactical approach? Maybe the second one. 5 Large Cap Stocks That Fit the Bill Right Now

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Some may find our headline confusing. If investing is for the long term, why even think about a tactical approach? However, given that valuations are high or even in bubble territory, it is best to be tactical when pumping fresh money into the market. When we say tactical, we mean: Consider the sectors and stocks that will benefit from the changing global environment. Invest your money with a clear idea of ​​why you are buying a particular stock and when you will exit it. It’s not about “Buy” and “Hold”. It’s about “Buy, Review and Adjust.”

When buying shares, it is worth asking yourself a few questions. Why am I buying these shares? When or what will make me sell shares? Clarity on these issues will help solve many problems and will likely lead to better profits. These questions are especially important when valuations are not on your side and you are thinking about increasing your equity exposure. Why are we discussing this? For a simple reason. There are moments

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