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As far as blended styles conflicting, I don't see a problem if you do your due dilligence. Any particular style you might choose would apply to an individual equity in your portfolio and not overlap your other holding, methinks.
Changing your strategy on any single stock can be profitable, though. For example, I picked one (simulator) stock looking for a small profit over the course of 3-4 days, and ended up holding it for nearly three weeks. I set a tight stop when it got just above my planned exit point, then reset the stop a bit higher after every market close. Instead of a 3-4% return, I exited with a 9% return.
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