If a stock has a high ATR (volatile), you buy fewer shares. If it has a low ATR (stable), you buy more. This equalizes risk across your portfolio.
Because in the end, super performance isn't a secret stock tip. It is the slow, boring, relentless application of high-probability rules. If a stock has a high ATR (volatile), you buy fewer shares
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