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ParticipantI say dollar cost averaging will do well for the foreseeable future. The only thing is, should it be done daily, weekly, monthly, yearly? Someone smart please let me know.
ParticipantI say dollar cost averaging will do well for the foreseeable future. The only thing is, should it be done daily, weekly, monthly, yearly? Someone smart please let me know.
June 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM in reply to: Suggestions for a basic book on stock market and investments? #559340ParticipantPut all your money in a conservative asset allocation fund. You will eat 1% for the service, but you will be able to relax knowing that the fund manager more than likely has some skin in the game. Trying to outperform the fund managers is like trying to outperform any other professional in his or her own field. Just do it and relax. A basic investment book will probably tell you to do the same thing.
June 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM in reply to: Suggestions for a basic book on stock market and investments? #559443ParticipantPut all your money in a conservative asset allocation fund. You will eat 1% for the service, but you will be able to relax knowing that the fund manager more than likely has some skin in the game. Trying to outperform the fund managers is like trying to outperform any other professional in his or her own field. Just do it and relax. A basic investment book will probably tell you to do the same thing.
June 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM in reply to: Suggestions for a basic book on stock market and investments? #559940ParticipantPut all your money in a conservative asset allocation fund. You will eat 1% for the service, but you will be able to relax knowing that the fund manager more than likely has some skin in the game. Trying to outperform the fund managers is like trying to outperform any other professional in his or her own field. Just do it and relax. A basic investment book will probably tell you to do the same thing.
June 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM in reply to: Suggestions for a basic book on stock market and investments? #560043ParticipantPut all your money in a conservative asset allocation fund. You will eat 1% for the service, but you will be able to relax knowing that the fund manager more than likely has some skin in the game. Trying to outperform the fund managers is like trying to outperform any other professional in his or her own field. Just do it and relax. A basic investment book will probably tell you to do the same thing.
June 3, 2010 at 5:50 PM in reply to: Suggestions for a basic book on stock market and investments? #560324ParticipantPut all your money in a conservative asset allocation fund. You will eat 1% for the service, but you will be able to relax knowing that the fund manager more than likely has some skin in the game. Trying to outperform the fund managers is like trying to outperform any other professional in his or her own field. Just do it and relax. A basic investment book will probably tell you to do the same thing.
ParticipantTake it to Barona Casino and double it.
ParticipantTake it to Barona Casino and double it.
ParticipantTake it to Barona Casino and double it.
ParticipantTake it to Barona Casino and double it.
ParticipantTake it to Barona Casino and double it.
ParticipantOh, I forgot to mention reading the “Dale Carnegie Scrapbook.” It is an exemplary piece of work. Please read it if you have not already done so.
ParticipantOh, I forgot to mention reading the “Dale Carnegie Scrapbook.” It is an exemplary piece of work. Please read it if you have not already done so.
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