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<p>[QUOTE="passantgardant, post: 1162257, member: 30033"]Since you've clearly established that you have zero facts or reasoning to defend your wrong-headed opinions, perhaps you should just leave the commenting to those of us with something worthwhile to say. It seems to me that you've accumulated a basket of rules-of-thumb without a shred of understanding of the basic principles involved. You add nothing to the discussion. You're just a distraction.</p><p> </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not "arguing in circles", I simply pointed you to a resource which shows that dollar cost averaging doesn't actually produce a better outcome. Indeed value investing is all about investing a significant amount at the bottom (not exactly at the bottom, necessarily, but well below par), and then anticipating the value to be discovered at some point by the mainstream. This is what value investors do. If you're not good at identifying cheap opportunities with significant intrinsic value likely to improve their prospects, then perhaps you're just not a good value investor. Not everyone is. There's nothing wrong with that. It just means that you have to do more research and read the opinions of those who are good at it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="passantgardant, post: 1162257, member: 30033"]Since you've clearly established that you have zero facts or reasoning to defend your wrong-headed opinions, perhaps you should just leave the commenting to those of us with something worthwhile to say. It seems to me that you've accumulated a basket of rules-of-thumb without a shred of understanding of the basic principles involved. You add nothing to the discussion. You're just a distraction. I'm not "arguing in circles", I simply pointed you to a resource which shows that dollar cost averaging doesn't actually produce a better outcome. Indeed value investing is all about investing a significant amount at the bottom (not exactly at the bottom, necessarily, but well below par), and then anticipating the value to be discovered at some point by the mainstream. This is what value investors do. If you're not good at identifying cheap opportunities with significant intrinsic value likely to improve their prospects, then perhaps you're just not a good value investor. Not everyone is. There's nothing wrong with that. It just means that you have to do more research and read the opinions of those who are good at it.[/QUOTE]
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