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Dollar Cost Averaging: Would You Prefer 1 Dart or 12 Darts to Hit the Bullseye?
Nearly every day, I hear or read about the phrase “dollar cost averaging“. Rarely, will an actual definition or chart accompany this phrase. Wikipedia defines it as: Dollar cost averaging is the...
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Weekend Reads: Stock Market Stuck in a Trading Range Edition
I received a few questions this week from folks asking if they should continue to buy stocks or wait for another pullback after the recent run up in the S&P 500. For those out of the know, we’re...
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What is a Trader’s Market?
You’ve probably heard the phrase “This is a trader’s market!” so many times that you’re sick of hearing it. If you’re an investor, the concept trader’s market probably doesn’t mean that much to you...
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What Does “Buy on the Dips” Actually Mean?
Several folks have asked me over the last few weeks what does phrase “buy on the dips” actually mean. The official Investopedia definition is: A slang phrase regarding the practice of purchasing stocks...
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Why it’s Important to Buy during the Doom & Gloom News
On March 9, 2009, the stock market closed at it’s lowest level in over a decade. The doom and gloom news factories were pumping out negativity as loudly as it could because that was what “people wanted...
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Post Financial Crisis Retracements: Buy & Hold Investors Making Their Money Back
In 2007, the financial crisis and impending stock market crash was nothing but a bearish prognostication. To the chagrin of many, once the stock market was in total free fall, the Feds stepped in with...
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