The 'Too Cheap Not to Own' Club
I often talk about being conservative as prices rise in the market -- because research and experience have shown that buying in a rising market severely limits returns for long-term investors. Generally speaking, you are better off putting money to work during selloffs. As I've often mentioned, as well, about once a year we'll see a good market pullback of 10% to 15%, and every three years or so we get one of those good heart-bounding declines of 20% or more. By and large, those are the times when you should put your money to work.
Of course, aside from all this is my oft-cited notion of stepping up and buying those stocks that are too cheap not to own, regardless of market condition or prognostication....591 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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