Everyone has a different strategy with stocks. My strategy for...

Everyone has a different strategy with stocks.

My strategy for example is:

1) Identify long term stocks, invest and follow the company through highs, lows and everything in between to reap the rewards when the company does to a multi bagger. This is where Nuheara fits into my portfolio.

2) Identify short term stocks that I can reap 5-10% return over the short term. I follow a number of stocks and when I identify a good time to get in, I buy and hold. These companies I look for a return of 5-10% over a short period of time. Say anywhere from 1 week up to 3 months. An example for me would be GXY which I was able to get into on a dip and sell for a 17% return within one week, last week.

What I'm trying to point out with the above is that every investor has a different strategy which probably changes from company to company as well. A good example will be Venture Capitalist Firms. Many invest in 1st, 2nd and 3rd seed rounds but opt out and cash in their shares as soon as company IPOs. Everyone has a strategy and most people that do well follow a simple but effective strategy which they have adopted which has worked for them. That was probably part of their simple but effective strategy. Cash in on Nuheara, identify another prospect and rinse and repeat.