Troll, Google my "aphorisms" in quotes. I don't seem to come up with any results in google. I'm not a genius, I didn't come up with the concepts of "Keep some Powder dry", "Buy low, Sell high", or basic arithmetic. You offer exactly nothing in terms of "strategy". I'd love to see your Series 7 exam results.
"Always be comfortable with losing what you invested, because you might lose it." - Google it.
Un-invested money can still earn interest or be put into other profitable, but less risky vehicles. I do not know any professional traders or investors that put 100% of their money for investments in one trade.
>I get it now, you're just a random spouting aphorisms you've read.
Yeah, those aphorisms, with their pathetic grains of truth, what a fool I am.
Oh, I know what it's called "On the Street". And it's bull.
>You can save and spend at the same time, I do it all of the time, it's called budgeting."
Huh?
>$2k at a current market/stock low and keep the rest "dry".
But why just $2k? That might be the bottom, and then you've missed out putting those dollars to work.
>What is your investment strategy? Invest at the market/stock highs?
I can't predict the highs or the lows, just like you can't, so it's not part of any strategy I implement.
>According to...people that have actually invested.
You mean me? I've even done it for a living, with other people's money. Imagine that.
>Always be comfortable with losing what you invested, because you might lose it.
I get it now, you're just a random spouting aphorisms you've read.