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I have been contributing $150/month for the past 2 years into my ETF and Robo-Advisor investments. When do you think I should stop DCA and switch over to lump-sum investing? Or is there another investing technique I should adopt instead?
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Gabriel Tham
31 Jul 2019
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Actually you should just continue DCA. Set and Forget. You can consider lump sum if you have a sudden windfall, got bonus etc.
Consistency and time in the market wins over the long term.