Frontloading refers to buying-in anticipating that results would be good. It is an extremely risky way of purchasing shares. I am actually not sure how many investment writers / youtubers books will actually write like that or share such content. In fact, whenever i want to frontload, it reminds me of a life story. In one of the job interviews, at an IFA company for an investment and admin role, i pitched a stock and i was told that i am actually a 'frontloader / cyclical investor that looks to get in for a gain of 20 to 30% before disposing the stock' I think the stock i pitched was Tat Seng Packaging. It triggered a mini bulb in my head...