This is part four of a series on investing in a volatile market. Click here for part one on creating a financial roadmap; click here for part two on evaluating your risk tolerance; and click here for part four on diversifying using a risk pyramid.
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It can be tempting to make large lump-sum contributions to your investment portfolio once or twice a year, but a successful investing strategy often involves the use of dollar cost averaging. This strategy is particularly useful in a volatile market because you reduce the risk...
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