returns in sharemarket history are made
when you can pick the share price at its
lowest.
2.
Spread it out over a number of months to
avoid the problems associated with market
volatility.
3.
important maxim is to stay in the market
and don't panic. Generally, what goes
down will invariably go up over time.
failing.
5.
been reduced too much and are actually at
a discounted price.
6.
better after tax yield than those that pay
unfranked because you get a credit of 30%
company tax already paid.
7.
from a qualifi ed source. A fi nancial adviser
can help you make informed investment
decisions based on your needs, objectives and
into account your attitude to risk.
8.
when they'll rise or fall. Moving your money
in and out of the market during a downturn
means you could potentially miss out on any
positive `bounce' gained in a strong market
recovery. This view is supported by history.
For instance, research on the Australian
market since 1985 shows that the Australian
share market returned an average of 28% in
the year following a negative return.
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