Dollar cost averaging lowers risk while preserving wealth in the event of a market meltdown. It conserves funds, allowing for greater liquidity and flexibility. The most significant benefit of DCA may be that an investor wouldn't have to check the markets daily. An investor would make sure the price of the security is one they are comfortable with and then allocate dollars to it in set intervals.

DCA with a plan, I have been proven by past experience to have mental target points, usually at support, to BUY THE DIP. that's said also have to check if the overall trend is in favour. and that determine my size of DCA. spare cash can get invested elsewhere while waiting....

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ I prefer to wait and Buy the Dip instead of buying the ETF.  Overall Long Term direction of Google is still 👆👆.. Markets Corrections or Retracement will always be part of the games 😉

*DCA or invest heavily during the pullback?* I adopt a hybrid approach: 1. Continue dollar-cost averaging into ETFs for long-term growth and stability.2. Allocate a smaller portion of my portfolio to take advantage of market dips, buying more when the market is down. This way, i balance the benefits of regular investing with the potential for higher returns during market downturns.

I think better to have both - DCA and during the big drop buy more. DCA to keep constant investing and big drop is a bonus to buy good companies at a good price. @koolgal @Shyon @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT @LMSunshine @rL @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙

I think better to have both - DCA and during the big drop buy more. DCA to keep constant investing and big drop is a bonus to buy good companies at a good price. @koolgal @Shyon @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT @LMSunshine @rL @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙

I think both DCA and BTDips are lazy and potentially dangerous, especially right now where a market top looks like forming, I’ve seen and lived through some huge draw downs as have probably you when following, but I could be wrong I am still learning, I prefer now to buy in technical confirmation while in the Bull Zone, and switch tactic and products when in the Bear Zone

NASDAQ plunged 3.64% and continues to fall. Do you prefer dollar-cost averaging into $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ or buying during the dip? The S&P 500 P/E ratio is high at 21.4, compared to the historical average of 15.9. What’s your strategy?Cheers, BC 🍀

I think it is better to DCA coz if stocks drop further you would still have extra funds to buy. If stocks rebound you will still make money.🙂

only a 1 day pullback isn't really a reason to buy after 14 years rally @SR050321 @Barcode @MHh

dca can, but small amounts. save ammo for buying heavily during dips is my recommendation. 

DCA with small amounts and invest when there is a heavy drop.

Dca. Better risk and even pricing strategy

DCA every month plus invest when it dips

good read. Better to dca over time

Dca. feels like knife catching

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Pile in during the drop.