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    How to boost your earnings from stocks and ETFs: my research on modified dollar-cost averaging

    @hummel2 Generally speaking, lump sum vs DCA should only occur a few times in your life (when you first start investing, then windfalls such as inheritance, large severance packages, lottery wins...), and usually with sums that make the fees pretty meaningless. For monthly savings, it is not a...
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    How to boost your earnings from stocks and ETFs: my research on modified dollar-cost averaging

    @joyfulboy There a couple of things wrong with this post, and it starts with a fundamental misunderstanding of lump sum investing. When discussing DCA vs Lump sum, we are generally talking about investing an large-ish amount that was acquired rapidly or before we started investing (e.g, a...
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