/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20100394
yes
and I said I think that's a silly way to make the investment decision. It's a small chunk of money left over each time you contribute.

I can see the appeal, but I actually don't mind having some cash in there un-allocated. I always try to have some in my accounts, in case an opportunity arises.

>>20100440
>pissed it away
you've missed pretty inconsequential gains even if you leave $149 unallocated for a month. And you never know if next month will be the drawdown that gives you a better entry point anyhow.