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Lump Sum vs Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) vs Buying the Dip — which one actually performs better over the long term?

In this video, I put four investment strategies to the test using real market data from 2007 to 2025 — covering multiple bear and bull markets.

We compare:
✅ Lump Sum (LS): all in at once
✅ DCA: regular fixed contributions
✅ BTD: buying when markets dip
✅ DCA + BTD: a hybrid strategy

📊 See how each performed in different market conditions, which yielded the highest XIRR, and what this means for real-life investors. Whether you’re sitting on cash or investing regularly, this deep dive will help you decide how to put your money to work with confidence.
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Timeline
0:00 Long-term investment strategy
0:13 Fixed capital in bear market
6:46 Fixed capital in bull market
7:42 No cap capital in bear market
8:50 No cap capital in bull market

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