Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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Would you rather dollar cost average or buy one Lum sum?

And what other strategies are available out there?

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Nicholes Wong

07 Jun 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

Lump sum is good for bull market and dca is good for bear market. If i have lump sum of money, i will lump sum 80%-90% for investment and keep the rest for market correction.

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Jason Sing

25 Oct 2018

School Of Hard Knocks And Life at School Of Hard Knocks And Life

It depends on the market situation. If it is a bear market after a black swan, do lump sum investing. If it is a bull market with a lot of volatility, do dollar cost average investing. However, one may consider trading the market instead of investing.

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