Answer:
Read the explanation below
Explanation:
Dollar-cost averaging is based on the belief that prices of stock fluctuate around a normal level.  Without this notion, it will not be possible to determine what can be seen as high or low now compared to the future.
The benefits of Dollar Cost Averaging attracts investors to employ. These benefits include:
1. It contributes on a regular basis to portfolios of investment.
2. The problem of market timing is eliminated especially for investors do not have time to track the market regularly or who lack the understanding of the market.
3. The cost basis to consumers on stocks whose values decline are is reduced. 
4. It is easy to set up and not expensive especially for investors with no huge amount of money to invest. Like the example in the question, it easier for a salary earner to invest $500 monthly than investing $5,000 in a day.
Despite these advantages, dollar-cost averaging has its own disadvantages, and these include:
1. It has been found out in different studies that investor that can time the market correctly and invest a lump sum amount receive a higher return in the long run than what dollar-cost averaging can fetch.
2. The transaction costs paid by the investors significantly increased because of more number of different transactions when brokerage fee is high.
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If yesterday's price was the regular price then the equation $217=62%x can be used to solve for x. so x = $217/0.62=$350. To check the answer, multiply $350 by 0.62 = $217. In other words, x is the unknown regular price so 0.62 times x = $217 and then cross multiplying means dividing $217 by 0.62, to get the answer.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
CD   Certificate of deposit. 
Explanation:
Is a type of savings account that has a fixed interest rate and fixed term of months or years.  Is a financial product commonly sold by banks, trhift institutions, and credit union.   Are similar to savings accounts in the way that they are insured "money in the bank" 
 
        
             
        
        
        
<span>How did trickle-down economics claim to increase government tax revenues? By lowering tax rates. Lower tax rates helps the people by giving them a tax break that the wouldn't otherwise get. Paying taxes becomes expensive and it helps those when taxes decrease because they are able to keep more of their income and afford more than they would be able to otherwise. </span>
        
             
        
        
        
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The given case relates to the movie Enron. In the movie, Jeffrey Skilling engineered transactions and falsely boosted stock values, allowing various stakeholders to earn higher returns at first. Arthur Anderson, the corporation's auditor, was involved in the investment fraud. Thus, initially to increase the share price the defaulters boosted their earnings.