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		<title>Comment on What is the best success you had in investing? What are you method to invest? by witz1960</title>
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		<description>I bet my IRA (now Roth) in 1992 on a Latin America Mutual Fund.  It dropped 50% within 3 months of my initial investment.  I have consistently continued to purchase (dollar cost averaging) a fixed dollar amount each month since my initial investment.

There have obviously been some lows but the highs have been amazing especially the last few years (51% so far in 2007).  

Dollar Cost Averaging is the way to go long term.

For individual stock investing look for the tools that Investor&#039;s Business Daily (IBD) offers.

Good Luck.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I bet my IRA (now Roth) in 1992 on a Latin America Mutual Fund.  It dropped 50% within 3 months of my initial investment.  I have consistently continued to purchase (dollar cost averaging) a fixed dollar amount each month since my initial investment.</p>
<p>There have obviously been some lows but the highs have been amazing especially the last few years (51% so far in 2007).  </p>
<p>Dollar Cost Averaging is the way to go long term.</p>
<p>For individual stock investing look for the tools that Investor&#8217;s Business Daily (IBD) offers.</p>
<p>Good Luck.</p>
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