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Constant dollar plan

An investment strategy designed to reduce Volatility in which securities, typically mutual Fund, are purchased in fixed dollar amounts at regular Intervals, regardless of what direction the Market is moving. Thus, as prices of securities rise, fewer units are bought, and as prices fall, more units are bought. also called Constant dollar plan. also called dollar cost Averaging.

Related Terms: 15 Averaging, Call, Constant dollar plan, Dollar cost averaging, ECU, Fund, Intervals, ITS, Mutual fund, Market, NSTA, Purchase, SEC, Unit, Volatility
Other Related Pages: Category: Strategies Starting With: C
Additional Related Terms: 10-K, 12b-1 funds, 401(k) plan, 403(b) plan, 457 plan, Accelerated Cost Recovery System, Accounts receivable aging, Acquisition cost, Aging schedule, Annuity unit