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Buying shares and other investments at lower prices usually involves less risk than when buying at higher prices. This might sound a bit strange, but here me out, if we pay less for something, we are risking less for the same amount of upside. Usually people would think that buying during dips may be more risky, but this may be more due to market sentiments and the thoughts of other people influencing theirs, which is usually what leads to the scenario of low prices and attractive investments.This leads us to wonder about the change in market sentiment. Sometimes these ......Paying sky high prices for your investments is definitely not a good idea to grow your money. So, is the opposite, buying during the dips, a much better strategy to follow? I think so, but we also have to be careful when applying it as well
