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3 years ago

If the price of the stock in the market is $200 a share, should you buy it?

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It's entirely dependent on your income and the history of the stock. It's best to buy stocks when they are down in price. So all in all, no; the best decision would be to invest 200$ in many different stocks that are down due to publicity reasons or small events that will more than likely be forgotten or grown away from. Then the buyer can sell the stock when the market is good.

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