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I did my calculations for DCA monthly vs quarterly for my investment amounts, and it seems with monthly, I would would spend about USD2+ more in fees/ spread/ etc., but my money would "have more time in the market". Would this small amount of fees matter or does having my money in the market matter more?
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thefrugalstudent
21 May 2022
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A general rule is that the more volatile a portfolio, the more frequent DCA will be better.
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I don't think DCA frequency necessarily correlated with investment returns. Rather, the more often you DCA, the more closely your portfolio mimics the market/index performance.
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And since the market generally goes up over time, if you invest in broad index ETFs, your portfolio should go up over time, and time in the market (ie more frequent DCA) leads to greater returns.