Articles under “dollar cost averaging”
What You Should Do in Volatile and Uncertain Markets
World stock markets have been extremely volatile in 2015. Returns since the start of the year have been negative and the markets have recently experienced a major correction.
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Dollar Cost Averaging: A Behavioral View
This is a guest post by Meir Statman. Meir Statman, PhD, is the Glenn Klimek Professor of Finance at the Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University.
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Burt Malkiel’s Rule for Young Investors: Save Regularly
Wealthfront CIO and Princeton emeritus economics professor Burt Malkiel sat down with us a few weeks ago to talk about two of his favorite topics: perseverance and patience. In other words, invest regularly, and stay invested.
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Over What Time Period Should I Sell My LinkedIn Shares?
The lock-up at my company (LinkedIn) has come off, and I’m thinking about how to invest the proceeds from selling some of my shares. Is there an optimal strategy for investing my money into an asset allocation? Should I suddenly buy all at once or over a period of time?
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