For the past year or so I’ve had a good chuck of my Roth IRA money sitting on the sidelines. Since the market seems to have bottomed back in March I’m wondering if now is a good time to rebuy and go long on the major indexes.
Prices of stocks are a lot higher now than back in March, and that makes you want to buy now instead of in March? Sounds like you’re following the “buy high, sell low” strategy. I don’t recommend it.
Prices of stocks are a lot higher now than back in March, and that makes you want to buy now instead of in March? Sounds like you’re following the “buy high, sell low” strategy. I don’t recommend it.
Prices of stocks are a lot higher now than back in March, and that makes you want to buy now instead of in March? Sounds like you’re following the “buy high, sell low” strategy. I don’t recommend it.
Prices of stocks are a lot higher now than back in March, and that makes you want to buy now instead of in March? Sounds like you’re following the “buy high, sell low” strategy. I don’t recommend it.
Prices of stocks are a lot higher now than back in March, and that makes you want to buy now instead of in March? Sounds like you’re following the “buy high, sell low” strategy. I don’t recommend it.
If, psychologically, you can only buy after prices after increased, then I suggest you consider a dollar-cost averaging program offered by most mutual fund companies. Buy a fixed dollar amount every month, and don’t change the amount often – maybe adjust a little once a year.
If, psychologically, you can only buy after prices after increased, then I suggest you consider a dollar-cost averaging program offered by most mutual fund companies. Buy a fixed dollar amount every month, and don’t change the amount often – maybe adjust a little once a year.
If, psychologically, you can only buy after prices after increased, then I suggest you consider a dollar-cost averaging program offered by most mutual fund companies. Buy a fixed dollar amount every month, and don’t change the amount often – maybe adjust a little once a year.
If, psychologically, you can only buy after prices after increased, then I suggest you consider a dollar-cost averaging program offered by most mutual fund companies. Buy a fixed dollar amount every month, and don’t change the amount often – maybe adjust a little once a year.
