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SIP vs Lumpsum: What should investors do in the current sideways market?

A lump sum has usually beaten staggered investing, but distributors say a sideways market favours spreading it out. A Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) is the middle path

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SIP vs Lumpsum: What should investors do in the current sideways market?
A lump sum has usually beaten staggered investing, but distributors say a sideways market favours spreading it out. A Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) is the middle path
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