Dylan

14 May 2020

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The Smart money is sitting on a big cash pile. Does it make sense to sell strong holdings (E.g. Shop/CRM/AMZN), take profit and wait for the mega dip?

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Frankie Rappaport

14 May 2020

Market timing never is possible.

Just take the boring avenue:

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