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11-23

I prefer bottom-up investing. I can accumulate stock of the great companies which have strong fundamentals n economic moats. 

Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Investing: Which One Suits You?
This week the market delivered a full-blown roller coaster: consecutive selloffs, extreme fear, a sharp rally followed by a crash on Thursday, and a weak open with a shaky rebound on Friday that barely closed in the green. Amid the waves of panic, tech stocks finally showed a bit of stabilization. But the reality is simple: most investors ended this week in the red. Whenever the market enters a violent correction, an old question always comes back: Are you better suited for top-down investing or bottom-up investing?
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