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Comparing Buy & Hold Investing to OmniFunds

There is no more classic approach to investing than "Buy and Hold".  The extensive use of Index Funds attests to its popularity.  In bull markets, this approach can certainly yield great returns, especially if the investor selects an Index Fund that is in a strong growth mode, like one based on Artificial Intelligence stocks. 

Is there is a way to get much higher returns than this "Buy & Hold" approach? OmniFunds is based on investing in lists of stocks, such as today's "A.I. Stocks" group. The difference is in how it switches between stocks to maximize gains and minimize draw downs. In this article, Steve Byrne shows a recent example that demonstrates a dramatic improvement in returns using the OmniFunds approach.

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About the Author Stephen Byrne

Steve Byrne is a retired oil industry engineer. He has delved deep into Omnifunds since its inception in 2016, dedicating countless hours to uncover its potential. Using Omnitrader, Steve has simulated an Omnifund's performance, enabling him to visualize stock ranking and selective or strategic switching. He understands when to exit a stock, even if it's at the top of the ranking, and he is also aware of increasing returns by selective switching and the power of compounding. Steve is now turning his attention to diverse list types, from AI stocks to ETF constituents, exploring new avenues for growth and diversification. He also has a keen focus on hedging against market downturns.