Irani drew a distinction between investing through mutual funds and buying individual stocks. While the principle of "buy right, sit tight" can work in mutual funds, he said, it may not work as well for individual stocks because businesses and market conditions can change quickly.
Irani drew a distinction between investing through mutual funds and buying individual stocks. While the principle of "buy right, sit tight" can work in mutual funds, he said, it may not work as well for individual stocks because businesses and market conditions can change quickly.
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