Good evening, Many investors are familiar with the phrase “time in the market beats timing the market.” While some may dismiss this as just a cliché, clichés exist because they reveal a fundamental truth. When it comes to growth stocks, time (not timing) is everything. But don’t take my word for it. Just look at the historical returns in the market. In the 17 years between 2006 and 2023, investors who were out of the market on the 10 best days in the market would have seen their returns cut in half. That means for investors with a time horizon of longer than a couple of years, growth stocks should take up at least a small part of your portfolio, and if you’re younger or a more aggressive investor, growth stocks should probably take up more room in your portfolio. This is true no matter what is going on in the market. Bull markets present a challenge of finding growth stocks that are overvalued. Bear markets present the equally stiff obstacle of finding stocks that are undervalued. In both cases, the list of candidates is smaller than you may think. But if you are looking for growth stocks in an increasingly small field, check out [link[How to Invest in Growth Stocks. You will find more information on what growth stocks are, how to assess them, find them, and invest in them. Click Here to Learn More Rebecca McKeever
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