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On December 31, Riley notes that his portfolio value stands at $63,600, albeit with a slight decrease of 0.27%, equating to a loss of around $170. Despite this setback, Riley is optimistic and ready to make a significant buy. He decides to purchase VFV, a fund that has recently experienced a decline, allowing him to capitalize on the lower price. Investing nearly $3,900, he plans to acquire approximately 26 shares, demonstrating a strategic approach to dollar-cost averaging.