How do you know when correction is over? You don’t, until way after the fact. But if you think about the opportunity in probability terms, it can help how you think about your dollar cost averaging. ...
Source LinkHow do you know when correction is over? You don’t, until way after the fact. But if you think about the opportunity in probability terms, it can help how you think about your dollar cost averaging. ...
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