This is a common question that comes up among investors. There is no right or wrong answer but for those who are not adept at timing the market or who have no time or energy to monitor the market everyday, I feel dollar cost averaging (DCA) is an easier and safer approach as it averages out the per unit cost over time. Putting aside a set amount of money for investment at regular intervals is analogous to a form of regular savings (albeit with a higher level of risk tha...

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The Federal Reserve is scheduled hold FOMC meeting and press conference on November 7. This is crucial for the future trajectory of the U.S. and global economy.
The Commerce Department's personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, closely watched by the Federal Reserve, increased 0.2% month-over-month in September. Excluding food and energy, the September PCE price index rose 0.3% MoM and 2.7% YoY. On ...

Next week could be one of the most exciting times for global stock markets! Two major events— the U.S. election and the US Fed FOMC meeting - could significantly impact market trends.
Before these events, we have an important economic announcement this Friday: the U.S. October Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report.
1. Why is this Non-Farm Payroll report important?
2. What indicators should investors pay attention to?
3. How should t...

In the world of investing, there’s always a debate lurking like a creature in the shadows: Do you chase capital gains or focus on high dividend yield? 📈💸
On one hand, capital gains can feel like riding a rocket on Halloween night—there’s the potential for explosive growth, but the risk of sharp downturns can be just as hair-raising. It’s ideal for those who thrive on market timing, love growth stocks, and can handle the twi...