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As if by magic, monevator answer your question today
http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-time-in-the-market-matters-not-timing-the-market/0 -
You have to appreciate that the value of your investment won't go in a nice straight positive line. If you can't bear to see a drop in value ever, then unit trusts aren't for you. As a regular investor, I regard a drop in value as a welcome chance to get more for my money. But I'm saving for 20+ years in the future. It might be different if I were saving for a house deposit.import this0
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