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Dollar Cost Averaging - Defined and Put to UseIf you have money to invest right now you’re going to want to make sure to use the Dollar Cost Averaging technique (DCA). |
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Comments (2)
DCA is a great technique that I use all the time. It's not just great when the market is shaky but it's a great way to invest all the time. Always look for the dips as a great time to buy in. Last Friday was a perfect example!
Posted by Allan | August 6, 2007 10:06 AM
DCA is good when you are constantly taking money out of your paycheck and investing each month. But if you have cash in hand to invest, just through it all in. You might miss out on a big up day by not investing it all at once.
Posted by Anonymous | August 15, 2007 1:35 PM