One theory that investment sages have been pressing on us for a long time now is that investors should buy stocks when they are inexpensive. If you want to build long-term wealth, stocks should have a net of lower prices, and they must be seized when their prices are dipping. But how has this theory actually worked out in practice? Have investors made returns buying at lower levels?
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