The ACD Method

Hey everybody nice to see this thread still going strong.

I'm opening a roth IRA and am putting together a long term investment strategy.

My idea right now is to put together a group of long term winners from the dividend aristocrat type lists and buy on failed A downs, with an aim to sell on failed quarter or year A ups.

Everything I buy would be something I would happily hold for a lifetime unless something fundamentally changes in the company.

Thoughts? For a retirement account for a busy working person you guys think I should take this approach or just buy and hold and call it good?
 
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Hey everybody nice to see this thread still going strong.

I'm opening a roth IRA and am putting together a long term investment strategy.

My idea right now is to put together a group of long term winners from the dividend aristocrat type lists and buy on failed A downs, with an aim to sell on failed quarter or year A ups.

Everything I buy would be something I would happily hold for a lifetime unless something fundamentally changes in the company.

Thoughts? For a retirement account for a busy working person you guys think I should take this approach or just buy and hold and call it good?

Hey Bagger, welcome back! How is life treating you?

I think if I was going to put together a long term strategy, I would actually look for yearly A ups to get long and hold as long as they stayed above the yearly A ups. If you wanted to dial it down a time frame, you could rotate every QTR and just stay long the QTR A ups. I can dig up some charts for you.
 
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