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Others have argued, that it would be wiser to cost average after the market has turned and average into rising stocks rather than falling stocks so that each investment actually increases in value rather than accelerating your losses.Having said that, I am guilty of cost avaeraging now with a similar outlook to yours. Some stocks are working out, some are not. Working with higher dividend payers does take some of the sting out of the trauma of a continually falling market .... but only just.
Others have argued, that it would be wiser to cost average after the market has turned and average into rising stocks rather than falling stocks so that each investment actually increases in value rather than accelerating your losses.
Having said that, I am guilty of cost avaeraging now with a similar outlook to yours. Some stocks are working out, some are not. Working with higher dividend payers does take some of the sting out of the trauma of a continually falling market .... but only just.
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