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I recently came upon an interesting concept called Value Cost Averaging (VCA). I've been doing VCA for a while without really knowing what am I doing.
For ppl who don't know what is VCA, the simplified definition of it is as below,
>Value Cost Averaging (VCA) is an investment strategy that adjusts your investment amounts to achieve a preset portfolio growth target, investing more when the portfolio underperforms and less when it overperforms. This method helps buy more at lower prices and less at higher prices, aiming to maximize returns.
What I wanna know is,
1. Is there any statistical evidence on the comparison of DCA vs. VCA in the mid-term and long-term? 2. What are your thoughts on VCA as one's regular investment strategy?
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| datetime | 2024-04-22 |
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- Entry ID: 4816
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