On Mar 13, 8:23 am, "704set" <704set@no_email.com> wrote:
> > Einstein, pssst there's no method to profit on a stock that goes to zero.
> So then are you saying dollar cost averaging doesn't always work and you
> could lose all your money?
Ok DCA ALWAYS works.
3rd and final time, if a stock goes to zero you will lose all your
money. Do you really need to be told this? DCA will prevent you from
losing all your money since you are only injecting small portions at a
time. Got it?
Why the struggle with such a simple strategy? It's simple, DCA is the
safest method of investing period end. If you cannot grasp this simple
fact then please bother someone else. You must have skipped math class
that day so again, research it online.
> Wouldn't it be better to invest in other stocks to diversify rather than dollar cost averaging?
>
> 704set
Diversification is a completely different safety measure which like
DCA I also strongly advise if you are green, unsure, jittery, etc and
have no time to play with stocks.
I was referring to how to approach an individual stock (ie TMR .. see
header) the safest if you are a little unsure (as in the TMR dude ..
see above). Research DCA.Research DCA. Research DCA.