For me, I would choose to have steady financial stability over enjoying rapid growth. One might be growing without being financially stable.
What matters more to you when building wealth between consistent progress or bigger risks for bigger rewards?
Rapid growth typically means just as rapid of a correction. It's good if you get lucky but even the best investors can't time a top or bottom perfectly.
I prefer a steady growth that is predictable over unpredictability.
Depends on what you mean by growth. If it's rapid then no but if it's growth that is slow but outpacing inflation I would take that. Of course you could argue that stability also keeps up with inflation if you are talking purchasing power and not numbers.
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