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Dollar Cost Averaging 101
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is a relatively conservative investing strategy that reduces risk by spreading out purchases of a stock or fund ...
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Highest Dividend Stocks
High-dividend stocks sound like an obvious winner. You get a large dividend payment on a periodic basis that you can choose to take straight...
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Asked by Angie
Answered by David Meyers
Financial Adviser in Palo Alto, CA
Financial Adviser in Palo Alto, CA
(a) stocks are volatile. In the last couple
of decades, there have been a handful of
incidents where stock values went down by
somewhere around 40-50%. (72-74, '86,
...
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Asked by Ashley Soto
Answered by Robert Higgins
Financial Adviser in Charlotte, NC
Financial Adviser in Charlotte, NC
This is a very broad question. Perhaps your
perception is true for some industries and not
others? The single greatest variable will be
expected earnings growth. Pe...
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Top Stock Market Myths
It is surprising how often “conventional wisdom” does not meet either criteria – it does not follow convention, nor is it wise. From predict...
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Asked by Coryn
Answered by Julia Bussie
Financial Adviser in Del Mar, CA
Financial Adviser in Del Mar, CA
Short answer is NO. If you have to borrow
money in order to invest, then your financial
situation is not secure enough to be
investing. Investing in stocks and bonds
c...
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Asked by mzmj2000
Answered by Michael Garvin
Financial Advisor And Licensed Life/Health Advisor in York, PA
Financial Advisor And Licensed Life/Health Advisor in York, PA
Hi mzmj2000,
Your question prompts me to
ask some questions in order to understand your
situation. Can you recall the name of the
company you made the investment wi...
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Hedge Funds Fail
What are hedge funds, and why are they so revered by some and hated by others? Hedge funds are simply pools of money from specific investors...
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Active Vs. Passive Investing
Congratulations! You are about to dive into the stock market and build your future wealth. However, you are confused about the best strategy...
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