Conservative strategy conserves buying power which is most beneficial as times get even rougher, no doubt. Listen up class mates, the Doc's got a carrot intended to nourish us. Eat up.
Then maybe bump up the buying after prices have drastically fallen...50%-60%-70% or more. Then if prices begin to steady and then rise, ease back on the buying after significant gains have been seen. Unless you have an accumulation plan to start with (in terms of duration), you may be tempted to sell after a loss or sell after a gain...missing the bigger moves that occur over longer periods.
boring always works in the long run. Sound advice for multi-generational investing.
Admitting nobody knows when the bottom arrives, pundits included, felt refreshingly honest this morning.
Good strategy, John, always has been, for shares and precious metals. Linking today @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/
Conservative strategy conserves buying power which is most beneficial as times get even rougher, no doubt. Listen up class mates, the Doc's got a carrot intended to nourish us. Eat up.
Then maybe bump up the buying after prices have drastically fallen...50%-60%-70% or more. Then if prices begin to steady and then rise, ease back on the buying after significant gains have been seen. Unless you have an accumulation plan to start with (in terms of duration), you may be tempted to sell after a loss or sell after a gain...missing the bigger moves that occur over longer periods.