Dollar-Cost Averaging reduces market-timing risk by investing fixed amounts regularly. DCAing into low-cost index funds is proven to beat most active trading.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) reduces market-timing risk by investing fixed amounts regularly. For retail investors, DCAing into the SPY is the ultimate strategy and proven to beat 95% of active traders over the long term.
To DCA, find a fixed dollar amount, and a regular schedule (e.g., $100 every Monday). Automate the transfer, then step back and let time do the work.
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Use Recurring Buys to Dollar-Cost Average (DCA) on your schedule, smoothing out your average purchase price across market swings.
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