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1.
Which is the most effective strategy for long-term investors?
Sticking with a good long-term investment. It's too difficult to trade in and out of an investment as its price changes, and just because an investment rises 25% does not necessarily mean it's ready to peter out.
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Which of the following is not a good reason to sell an investment?
You need the money. Before you invest in stocks or funds, make sure you have an emergency stash in an easy-to-access savings or money-market account to cover unexpected car repairs or sudden unemployment.
3.
When has an investment become too expensive?
There are no hard and fast rules about what's "too expensive"--that's up to you. You need to define what expensive means to you as part of your investment philosophy.
4.
It may be a good idea to sell an investment if it does not live up to your expectations. But before you sell, it's a good idea to _______.
Compare the investment to an appropriate benchmark. Doing so will give you some needed perspective on the underperformance. You might also compare it to its industry peers or a suitable index.
5.
If the price of one of your investments drops, the most rational thing to do may be to keep it.
True. It may even be a good idea to buy more of it.