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By Joshua Kennon, About.com Guide to Beginner's Investing since 2001

Dollar Cost Averaging

Tuesday January 13, 2004
Dollar cost averaging is the practice of investing or saving money at specific times, regardless of market conditions or your personal financial outlook. Dollar cost averaging is an effective investment strategy that is practiced by some of the best investors in the world.
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