Dollar-cost averaging

Investing a set amount regularly can build a simple habit.

A repeatable schedule

Dollar-cost averaging means investing the same dollar amount at regular intervals. When prices are lower, that amount buys more shares; when prices are higher, it buys fewer.

It is about behavior

The main benefit is a routine that can reduce the pressure to guess the perfect day. It does not guarantee a profit or protect against a falling market.

Keep costs in mind

Regular investing works best when transaction costs and minimums do not eat up small contributions. The important part is a realistic schedule you can stick with.

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