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Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Paying a premium for a great business is not a mistake. Paying a premium for a mediocre business dressed up in a growth narrative is. Growth investing done well is about identifying companies whose earnings trajectory will make today’s expensive valuation look cheap in…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Value investing is not about finding cheap stocks. It is about finding great businesses the market has temporarily mispriced. The difference between those two things determines whether you build wealth or collect a portfolio of value traps. Master that distinction and everything else in…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Most investors fail not because they picked the wrong stocks. They fail because they never chose a strategy and stuck with it. The best investing strategy is not the one with the highest theoretical return. It is the one you can actually execute with…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Recessions feel like the worst time to invest. Historically, they are among the best. The investors who come out ahead are not the ones who predicted the recession. They are the ones who had a plan before it started and executed it while everyone…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Stock market crashes are not random. They share identifiable causes, predictable emotional stages, and a consistent historical pattern: they end, and recoveries follow. Understanding what causes crashes does not let you predict them. It lets you survive them without making the mistakes that permanently…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Bull markets reward patience. Bear markets reward preparation. The investors who build serious wealth over time are not the ones who predicted which was coming. They are the ones who had a plan for both before either arrived. Key Takeaways A bull market is…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Market cycles are not random. They follow a pattern that has repeated across every generation of investors, in every major economy, for as long as markets have existed. You cannot predict exactly when each phase starts or ends. You can absolutely understand where you…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Stock price tells you what one share costs. Market cap tells you what the entire company costs. Investors who confuse the two make predictable and avoidable mistakes. A $2 stock is not cheap and a $2,000 stock is not expensive. Market cap is the…
Updated: May 2026 | By Jenna Lofton, StockHitter.com Jenna’s Bottom Line Index funds win for most investors most of the time. Individual stocks can outperform, but only if you have the time, discipline, and analytical framework to do the work properly. Choosing the wrong one for your situation does not just cost returns. It costs…