Buy High, Sell Low: Lessons from the S&P

85% of investors can’t beat the S&P. What’s the secret?

The S&P incrementally buys higher and sells lower. Despite this, it outperforms 85% of investors. Why? Meanwhile, I always bought low and sold high-yet I’ve seen friends thrive with two simple strategies

  1. Buy and hold
  2. Buy good stocks and never sell them

Enter Seedlings-a breakout model that buys stocks once they’re up 100% in 3 months.

Currently, the model holds 40 stocks, with an average range of 900% over the past year. Two stocks are up
4,000%. Why? Because:

  1. The most a stock can drop is 100%
  2. The potential upside is unlimited

Complementing Seedlings is the Stars model, which holds SPY and TQOQ. Both strategies constantly improve by incrementally buying higher and selling lower.

Remember:

BUY HIGH – SELL LOW