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Anonymous

31 Jul 2021

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General Investing

Hi, should I start investing with Dollar Cost Averaging or Value Investing?

Dollar Cost Averaging or Value Investing?

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Frankie Rappaport

Edited 31 Jul 2021

Dca of big & cheap, large, well diversified passive stock ETFs

https://seedly.sg/posts/what-is-your-general-in...

value is a concept where even professionals fail.

with passive indexing you do not loose your precious time. I never did fundamental analysis. Still I feel successful in my moderate ETF-tilted way over 25 investing years now.

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Wilson Nid A Break

31 Jul 2021

DCA for "time in market"

Value for "timing the market"

Both styles are not mutually exclusive

Different strokes for Different folks 🤔

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