Meme stocks and high-risk trading with Robert Ross

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“If you're not looking at this stuff every day, you just want to keep buying and holding high-quality assets over a very long time and letting those gains compound over that period. Trying to predict when bear markets or recessions are going to happen… it's kind of impossible to predict that…”

Host Justin Zacks is joined by Robert Ross of @Tik.Stocks and author of A Beginner's Guide to High-Risk, High-Reward Investing to discuss the recent meme stock rally and the nature of high-risk investing.
Justin and Robert explore:

• What defines a high-risk investment
• The value of a meme stock and how they have gained popularity
• How the meme stock rally of 2024 is different to 2021
• Myths about high-risk, high-reward investing
• The role of research and due diligence in high-risk investing.
• Emotional investing

Tune in to gain insights into navigating the volatile world of meme stocks and high-risk investments and hear how Robert aims to manage his investment risks effectively.

Disclaimer:

A meme stock is a stock that gains popularity among retail investors through social media. Meme stocks tend to have high volatility and can experience significant fluctuations in short periods of time and the potential for limitations in liquidity investing in these stocks involves risks, including the potential of losing the entire investment quickly.

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