
Stock highlight of the day: CRDO
There's this stat. in baseball that records a team's success rate for scoring with runners in scoring position. It references how many runs, with base runners at second and/or third base, who made it home. It's a good
reflection of a team's ability to "strike when it counts". 1-9 isn't very good, but 5-7 is what you might see when a team wins the game.
Does your portfolio position itself to build profits when conditions are ripe?
In the world of portfolio building, a lot could be spun around this concept. Today, we'll keep it simple and build from there. To put it in simple terms, does the portfolio hold stocks or ETFs that are in up trends when the market(s) are rising? Does the portfolio hold stocks that may have been in up trends but have faltered, and triggered a sell signal, when the broader market is still rising?
Take a look at your portfolio and make an objective honest analysis. What needs to be adjusted? If you're the coach, and you are, what's your move?
Baseball and Investing is a regular series on how baseball and investing are remarkably similar.
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