Impact of investing £ 100 a month into MSCI World index from 2000 to 2005
Drip-feeding have bought lots of growth equities at the start of 2009 for the massive bull market that followed ?” he asks . “ That lesson suggests two things : hold on through the bear phase and , if you can , gradually drip in a few extra savings as the market slips back , but keep investing with the view that you have a long-term horizon .” In a separate article in this month ’ s edition of Trustnet Magazine , David Coombs , who heads up Rathbones ’ multi-asset team , says the current environment reminds him of the “ grinding bear market ” of 2000 to 2003 , after the bursting of the dotcom bubble . This seems like a useful starting point . Let ’ s assume you started dripfeeding £ 100 a month into the MSCI World index at the peak of the dotcom bubble , on 31 August 2000 , and continued for the next five years . This was one of the worst times to
Impact of investing £ 100 a month into MSCI World index from 2000 to 2005
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