Anonymous

17 Jun 2020

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General Investing

How can I determine a good entry price of the stock for the initial deposit?

Also, if I wish to buy more in the future, would lump sum be better than DCA due to transaction costs?

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Frankie Rappaport

17 Jun 2020

As we cannot predict the markets (neither the pros can, but they keep trying) there is no defined "good" entry point.

it is a concept that doesn't work

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