2 Stocks to Add to Your Portfolio in a Market Pull-Back
As a long-term investor, if you're adding new money to your portfolio every month, it's of no consequence whether you are buying stocks hitting new highs or new lows. That's because your returns will be determined by the long-term success of the companies you hold shares of.
However, holding some cash on the sideline for those inevitable market dips makes sense, especially for those stocks you are watching but haven't pulled the trigger on because of valuation concerns.
Here are two great stocks that always look expensive but would make fine additions to anyone's portfolio if a dip creates a discounted price.
Source Fool.com
