It's Best to Buy Straw Hats in the Dead of Winter
Over time, we’ve all watched the stock market go through endless “peaks
and valleys.” Most will tell you that the stock market is cyclical
and this pattern is inevitable. But that doesn’t make it any more enjoyable.
You’ve probably caught yourself quick to rejoice during the peak times.
And therefore you’re quick to act when you get a hot stock tip from
a family member or after reading a really positive article about record stock
prices. Unfortunately, we are just as quick to retreat during the valley
periods. Whether it’s selling off stock amid the first correction in
the market or after hearing about an increase in gasoline prices – we
run for cover amid the first signs of discomfort. Unfortunately, we know
this to be the exact opposite way to invest! So the question becomes: how
can we invest more effectively – and less emotionally - in the market?
Well, this month we are introducing one such way, called Dollar Cost Averaging.
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