fundamentally long-term and preferably with a dividend

So sure, it takes a lot of discipline, nerves. And time, of course. If you still have kids next door, hats off to you. I'd say the head is the most important thing. For example, if you don't accurately estimate the range, you can manipulate the stoplos when finances allow, but then watching the red number and keeping your nerve is the hardest part.

I also tend to hold, but I would like to learn trading as well. Unfortunately, I'm finding out how much time it takes and I don't know how to combine it all with an active life (sports) and work. :D

I hold long term, occasionally trying some trading around the results.

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