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Very few people can time the market. In fact in most cases the reverse is usually true as investors, tempted to buy when prices are strong, are then frightened into selling after a setback. As a result, 'when to invest' is one of the most difficult investment decisions.
One of the best ways to counter the temptation to react to the mood of the market is to save on a regular basis. This popular strategy allows you to benefit from Pound Cost Averaging and take advantage of the ups and downs of the stockmarket, purchasing more shares when the market dips and less when the market rises. As a result the average price you pay per share is less.
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