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Here we go again.
How much hard cash do you all keep on hand?
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Why wouldn’t they? The whole point of DCA is that you can’t time the market, so don’t try. Today’s market is the case for DCA.
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Came here to actually ask the same question. Don’t understand why people ask if there’s an exception or asking to confirm their theory without giving any logic or rationale.
When would they not apply? That is the whole point of DCA.
Now (or in the next few months) is a great buying time - DCA is meant to take advantage of times like this
This is actually the time to put in more dollars if possible. You won't regret 5-7 yrs from now.
I’d argue valuations are still artificially inflated by recent monetary policy, and best to keep steady at this point
The advantage of DCA is time like these.If you stop at this point, you may end up buying same funds at higher prices. If it goes lower, that’s fine as well. At some point, markets will consolidate and reverse
The principles of DCA into a narrow range of ETFs has ironically led to a large concentration of wealth into very few entities. It depends on what you're DCA'ing into and whether it aligns with your investment thesis, the underlying economics, and your values.
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More so in bear markets
DCA is timeless. But I would be very careful with return expectations. The days of double digit annual returns we’ve seen last 20 years or so are likely disappearing given the major shift in fed policy that we have but seen in decades.
Been buying twice a month for 7 years, no chance I stop or change that. DCA is the reason I’ll be financially retired in my 30’s vs the average person going into retirement with less than 100k saved
DCA is basically a math formula. It doesn't change.
DCA result can trend either direction.