Anonymous

12 Nov 2022

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I am 26M, with a monthly income of about ~$10k. I am in the reds for my equities and want to work towards a condo in a few years. Given the current market, should I continue to DCA ETFs or just save?

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Eiscue

03 Dec 2022

Continue to dca

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Lim

21 Nov 2022

DCA as usual and spend less.

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thefrugalstudent

14 Nov 2022

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If you are intending to use your equity investments to fund your condo purchase, then no, don't cont...

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