When markets sit within striking distance of record highs, investors often wonder whether to stay the course, wait for a better entry point, or make timely adjustments to their portfolios.
Jacqui Smith, CFA, Portfolio Manager at Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, tells Business Insider that maintaining a disciplined dollar-cost-averaging schedule and focusing on high-quality companies with strong balance sheets can help investors sidestep the most common pitfalls at these levels.
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