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Definition of the Day Active Portfolio Strategy

Active Portfolio Strategy - An active portfolio strategy is kind of like playing the horses or gambling at the casino. This involves an investor who uses a variety of techniques, forecasting and assumptive, to determine which investments to bet on, purchase, in order to get a high return, payout. Unlike...

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