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Which Auto-invest Strategy is Right for You?

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According to Professor Siegel, author of "Stocks for the Long Run," who conducted a statistical analysis of the American financial market over more than 200 years, stocks are the highest yielding asset in long-term investments, followed by corporate bonds and short-term government bonds. However, no bond can outperform inflation in the long run, only stocks can. Obviously, stock auto-invest has become a recognised long-term investment strategy. So, what kind of auto-invest strategy can achieve higher investment returns? And how to appropriately reduce the risk of stocks? Common auto-invest strategies include regular fixed investment, regular variable investment, and value-based investment. Regular fixed investment is one of the most widely used and simplest investment strategies, which involves purchasing a fixed amount of stocks on a regular basis to achieve stable long-term investment. On the other hand, regular variable investment adjusts the amount of stock purchased based on market conditions, buying more in a downturn and less on an upturn, making it a good strategy for smoothing costs. In addition, value-based investment can reduce average costs by judging the current stock valuation and buying more when undervalued and less when overvalued. Do you know any other auto-invest strategies? If you were to invest, what strategy would you use? Whether you're a novice or an experienced investor, regardless of market fluctuations, different targets, and funding levels, feel free to leave your comments below to share your thoughts and experiences. Let's explore how to achieve wealth appreciation through stock investment together! [Smart]How to participate: Leave a comment on this post and repost it. [Lovely]Activity duration: 6th May-15th May [Miser]Prize: All users who comment and repost will receive 5 Tiger Coins. Five users will receive 50 Tiger Coins for the most-liked comments.
Which Auto-invest Strategy is Right for You?

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