Over the past 20 years the S&P 500 has returned 8% annually
(but average investor has only returned 2%)
The difference comes down to this: - Short duration options vs long - Covered calls vs selling shares - Cash secured puts vs portfolio secured puts - No allocation system vs base portfolio - Panicking on dips vs capitalizing - Buying when euphoria vs selling
Investing is simple in theory, but difficult for most people in practice.
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Over the past 20 years the S&P 500 has returned 8% annually
(but average investor has only returned 2%)
The difference comes down to this:
- Short duration options vs long
- Covered calls vs selling shares
- Cash secured puts vs portfolio secured puts
- No allocation system vs base portfolio
- Panicking on dips vs capitalizing
- Buying when euphoria vs selling
Investing is simple in theory, but difficult for most people in practice.