Dollar Cost Average vs Buy The Dip (SURPRISING)

Buy stocks every month or buy only when the stock price is down? In the video, we will see a study that analyzes which strategy is the best for long-term investments, dollar cost average (DCA), or buy the dip.

The dollar cost average or DCA, is when you buy stocks in regular intervals, can be monthly, weekly, or in any other period. The key point of this strategy is that the purchases occur regardless of the asset's price.

On the other hand, the buy the dip strategy is when you only buy stocks when they are going down. As the stock's price dips, it may present an opportunity to pick up shares at a discount price.

Link of Nick Maggiulli study: https://ofdollarsanddata.com/even-god...

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