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Should You DCA Into Your FIRE Portfolio, or Invest More When Markets Fall?

by Deidre Salcido
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For most people pursuing financial independence, regular dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is probably one of the easiest investment strategies to implement. You receive your salary, set aside a fixed amount every month, invest it into a diversified portfolio and allow compounding to work over the next 15–20 years. What if, instead of investing a fixed amount every month, we set a target growth trajectory for our portfolio and adjust our contributions depending on actual market performance? For……



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