Recently I talked about the difference between value investing and growth investing, and why it’s important to invest in a way that’s consistent with your investing personality. So, let’s suppose that you have done your introspection and you’ve figured out that you’re a growth investor (a good choice, at least from my point of view!). This means that you’re prepared to buy stocks that are in strong uptrends and sell them quickly when they show signs of deteriorating performance. The Internet will be happy to introduce you to any one of a half dozen online brokers, all of whom...
