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1. www.fool.co.uk › 2019/09/14 › should-i-buy-sharesShould I buy shares when they are low? | The Motley Fool UK

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   Sep 14, 2019 · Whether a share price is high or low, in terms of whether you should buy it or sell it, simply cannot be determined from the price alone. Understanding. When a share price has fallen,...

2. www.investopedia.com › ask › answersAveraging Down: What It Is and When to Use It - Investopedia

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Buying more shares at a lower price than an investor previously paid is known as averaging down, or lowering the average price at which they purchased a company's shares. For example, say an...

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3. money.stackexchange.com › questions › 153578Is it better to realize a loss and buy back into a stock at ...

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   Nov 11, 2022 · After a short time, the share price drastically drops to $100 per share. Is it better to realize the loss and buy back in at the lower price or just hold it?

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-51676600Why should I care if share prices fall? - BBC News

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   Feb 28, 2020 · Yet, in purely investment terms, lower share prices can offer an opportunity to buy, in the hope that over the long term, they recover and rise. Many people will do this initially...

5. www.ig.com › uk › trading-strategiesWhat are the Main Factors Affecting Share Prices? - IG UK

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   Essentially, if more people want to buy a share than sell it, the price will rise because the share is more sought-after (the 'demand' outstrips the 'supply'). On the other hand, if supply is greater than demand, then the price will fall.

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6. www.investopedia.com › articles › basicsFactors That Move Stock Prices Up and Down - Investopedia

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   Oct 10, 2024 · Things would be easier if only fundamental factors set stock prices. Technical factors are the mix of external conditions that alter the supply of and demand for a company's...

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   Are lower share prices a good investment?

   • It can be hard to find positives when people's jobs are affected, or - as in the case of the coronavirus - stock market performance has been affected because lives are being lost. Yet, in purely investment terms, lower share prices can offer an opportunity to buy, in the hope that over the long term, they recover and rise.

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   Why does a share price move up or down?

   • The main factors that determine whether a share price moves up or down are supply and demand. Essentially, if more people want to buy a share than sell it, the price will rise because the share is more sought-after (the 'demand' outstrips the 'supply'). On the other hand, if supply is greater than demand, then the price will fall.

   What are the Main Factors Affecting Share Prices? - IG UK

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   Should I buy more shares if the stock price drops?

   • If the cost of the stock has dropped, and you believe it will recover, then if anything you should be buying more to take advantage of that recovery. If you buy the shares because you believe in the company, then you should actually buy more shares, since the price is now lower, assuming that the company’s fundamentals didn’t change.

   Is it better to realize a loss and buy back into a stock at the lower

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   How does supply affect the price of shares?

   • Essentially, if more people want to buy a share than sell it, the price will rise because the share is more sought-after (the 'demand' outstrips the 'supply'). On the other hand, if supply is greater than demand, then the price will fall. Supply and demand affects the appeal – and, ultimately, the price – of shares.

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   Should I buy more shares to lower the cost of ownership?

   • Buying additional shares to lower an average cost of ownership may not be a good reason to increase the percentage of the investor's portfolio exposed to the price action of that one stock.

   Averaging Down: What It Is and When to Use It - Investopedia

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   Should you buy more shares to average down?

   • Purchasing more shares to average down does not decrease an investor's loss. Averaging down is considered to be a value-oriented investing strategy. Investors should always evaluate the company they own and determine the reasons for any fall in stock price. If the market is overreacted to something, buying more shares may prove wise.

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8. www.economist.com › finance-and-economics › 2024Should you buy expensive stocks? - The Economist

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   Jun 5, 2024 · In one sense such stock splits ought not to matter much: they merely lower the share price, usually returning it to somewhere near $100, in order to make small trades easier.