Sentences with phrase «buy small dips»

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In case of uninspiring earnings — leading to a small correction — I would wait until a «buy the dip» opportunity arises, that means jumping in with a buy from daily technical supports.

And be sure to buy a few small, leak proof containers for condiments like ketchup, hummus, or salad dressing, for dipping.

Instead of buying dip cups — just re-use the small individual containers from apple sauce.

Small bowls: When serving snacks and dips, I honestly sometimes still use colorful plastic bowls that I bought at Target the summer before my freshman year.

Conclusion: the small dip in dividend income wasn't a big deal and I'll be looking forward to buying more quality stocks out there when they go on sale.

So you don't have to worry that your large - cap manager is going to dip into small stocks or that your value - oriented manager is going to stretch the definition of value and buy high - flying tech issues to juice returns and look better than their peers.

I also took that opportunity to do a big re-balance: I've had a mix of TD e-series and ETFs for a while now, in part because the e-series are easier to buy on autopilot, or in small pieces as the market dips (an idiosyncratic move purely for psychological comfort).

Dear Nicolas, As you are investing for long - term, if at all such a dip occurs, don't you think its an opportunity to buy more additional units of your existing mid / small cap funds??

I bought into it after a small dip.

Could you buy the recent dips on small - caps or biotech or «New Tech?»

But since everything always goes up, and even small dips are big buying opportunities for these algos, machine learning teaches algos precisely that, and it becomes a self - propagating machine, until something trips a limit somewhere.»

That probably makes next year the time for the curious to buy, but those happy sharpening their skills against other players using a small roster should dip in immediately.

Now, she is again buying small amounts on price dips and taking profits when it rises.