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buy-and-hold strategy

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Buy-and-hold strategy
A passive investment strategy with no active buying and selling of stocks from the time the portfolio is created until the end of the investment horizon. Opposite of active strategy.

buy-and-hold strategy
The investment strategy of purchasing securities and holding them for extended periods of time. Investors using the buy-and-hold strategy select companies on the basis of their long-term outlook. Such investors are not influenced by short- or intermediate-term movements in the price of a security.

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If 2005 confirmed anything for Eric McKissack, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Channing Capital Management, it's that the buy-and-hold strategy he advocates is still one of the best ways to approach investing.
Advise clients to form a long-term, buy-and-hold strategy rather than a more active trading approach.
Second, there should not be a general assertion that non-fee managers are "designed primarily for companies pursuing a buy-and-hold strategy.
 
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