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Stock prices that look appealingly low today may represent "no-brainer" investments for the future. For instance, historical lows in company valuations often make for lucrative purchases—well-timed acquisitions can pay generous dividends when markets recover, which they inevitably do.
Investors should consider that extending the duration of price declines can allow them to accumulate more shares at lower costs, thereby enhancing their portfolios in the long term.