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This is one thing that has always confounded me about investing ... if you zero in on a stock that you think is at a good price, and buy some of it, what strategies do you employ to continue investing in that stock if it starts to rise rapidly and you don't have as much of the stock as you'd like? (examples are Uber, Shopify, AMD or Nvidia)
Do you dollar cost average into the stock, or just stack up on cash and wait to buy on dips? if you buy on dips, then how much of a dip do you buy on? What happens when the stock inevitably moves past the level you were comfortable buying at?
Just a hole in my investing game that I'd like to figure out how to plug, happy to collect book or youtube recommendations as well.
If a stock is dipping all day I just wait till that stock stops dipping. Iām new to it but I try to invest every pay check vs just doing my 401k
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