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Even the lovable Pets.com sock puppet was out of work until it hitched its wagon to Bar None in 2002. But in the midst of the chaos, a young Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld was finding his footing in finance - and he was about to uncover a secret that would transform his career. In this week's episode of his YouTube series [State of the Market]( Marc shares the discovery that inspired him to focus on buy-and-hold investing. Whereas many investors tend to focus on either short-term trading or long-term buy-and-hold investing, the truth is, both strategies are integral to building a wealthy retirement. Short-term traders who didn't see the writing on the wall got pummeled as the dot-com bubble burst. But long-term investors who stayed the course did just fine. The same thing happened last year as the stock market crashed in response to fears about COVID-19. 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