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In other words, how much money should I be pumping into a single stock . Should I stop once I have 10k, 50k or maybe even 100k invested into the stock?
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Should cost average until its no-longer in value range and/or X weightage in your portfolio
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Elijah Lee
16 May 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
In my view, if your available cashflow is enough to sustain the DCA with a transactional cost of les...
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