Volatility is not bad, if one is able to learn from it. The hard fact, however, is that most of us don't want to learn from the market, only earn from it. Trading and investing diverge significantly across skill requirements, capital needs, and the potential returns they offer. This distinction is widely recognized by the world's foremost wealth generators, who typically specialize in one approach over the other. Yet, many of us harbor the ambition of engaging in both trading and investing concurrently. Combining these activities can often lead to negligible or less-than-optimal returns. In the stock market, while no outcome is guaranteed, there exists a selection of stocks that stands a better chance of benefiting those who wish to wear both the trader's and investor's hats simultaneously. But then, like everything in the market, this too comes with caveats.
