Dick Davis On Stock Investing

1.Bad markets are always followed by good markets.

2.Times of peak investor withdrawal from the markets (capitulation) represent excellent buying periods.

3.No one can buy at the bottom or at the low.

4.There is no reason to buy all of a position in a stock at one time. Partial commitments make good sense in volatile markets.

5.A dollar-cost-averaging approach, strictly adhered to, eliminates the need for market timing and, in fact, works better in declining markets.

6.The odds of a stock participating in a future bull market are greater if it is a seasoned, quality issue than if it is not. Read more of this post