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Shirley

1d ago

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Is dollar-cost averaging still effective in a sideways market?

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Finance Monk

1d ago

Yes it is. You'll never know which way it goes from here.

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CH

1d ago

To me it is most effective in any market. even in a bull market, normal retail investors likely do not have tens of thousands or more to show hand.

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1M45

Edited 1d ago

Yes. Most effective in a bear market. Least effective in bull market....

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