Dollar-cost averaging is a simple investment approach where you put in a fixed amount of money on a regular schedule, whether the market is up, down, or somewhere in between.
Hereβs how it works:
You choose an amount you can commit to consistently.
You invest that same amount each week, biweekly, or monthly.
When prices are low, your money buys more units.
When prices are high, it buys fewer.
Over time, this smooths out the price you pay and helps reduce the risk of investing everything at once. It also removes the pressure of trying to βtimeβ the market. The strategy works best when you stick with it and let the long-term growth of the market support you.
See how investing consistently through market ups and downs can actually work in your favor
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