Q: I am trying to make a plan for what I will specifically do when the next correction comes. I am making a list of stocks that I will buy.  I have set aside some cash.  My plan is to spend 25% of my cash at each 5% downturn interval.  So when the market corrects 5% I will spend 25%.  If the market corrects another 5% I will spend another 25%.  My plan is too keep going until I run out of cash.  When I do run out of cash (when the market is down 20%) I would tap into a line of credit using the same strategy.
What do you think of this plan? Is it a good way to manage a correction? If not, can you suggest a better way? Thank you.
    What do you think of this plan? Is it a good way to manage a correction? If not, can you suggest a better way? Thank you.
 
                             
                             
                 
                    