For those who play in the Stock Market, the most common form of investment plan is an active management strategy. This type of plan is the more traditional type of investing and can be seen as both a balanced and aggressive way of buying stocks and other securities.
In active management, the investor makes decisions on what stocks to buy by studying various indicators to determine the future performance of a stock. This differs from passive management where the investor spreads out his portfolio over the entire index and allows the stocks to gain value without judging the overall performance of a given stock.
The most aggressive form of active management today is day trading. A day trader will make his buys early in the day by either following trends or buy short sells and will usually get rid off all his investments by the end of market closing. This is the most dangerous form of risk versus return investing in the Stock Market today.
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