Happy Year In Equity With Passive Investing
2023 was a good year for equity markets. It was also a good year for me in the market. It was the first year that I got closer to the level of passivity I would like.
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2023 was a good year for equity markets. It was also a good year for me in the market. It was the first year that I got closer to the level of passivity I would like.
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