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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio

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To: chowder who wrote (853)3/7/2022 6:31:48 PM
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Re: Old Folk Portfolio ... Add On Buys.

With the market having some significant down days of late, I don't know where the bottom is so I am going to average down into that bottom using an approach similar to dividend reinvestment. Where a regular DRIP reinvests the dividends after every dividend payment, I am going to add to any position that drops in price by 4% or more. I will go as low as 3.75%.

Buying these daily deep drops will work better I think, until a bottom is reached, if I'm only adding a few shares at a time, keeping purchases small between $200 and $500 each.

With this in mind, today I added to the following:

AMAT - 4 shares
TJX - 8 shares
UL - 10 shares

Today also saw a number of companies drop 4% or more in price and I already have my buy orders set for tomorrow so I will list them now.

AMAT - 2 shares
ANTM - 1 share
AVGO - 1 share
DHI - 3 shares
MA - 1 share
MSFT - 1 share
NKE - 2 shares
PRU - 2 shares
TGT - 2 shares
TJX - 3 shares

By adding smaller dollar amounts, this method should work just as effectively as a dividend reinvestment plan (averaging down via dollar cost averaging) and it insures positions continue to build share count during market corrections without risking larger sums of cash.
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