Ray Tan asked 4 months ago
Hi all,
1) Is it better to use a Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy for buying dividend stocks regularly, or should I accumulate disposable income each month and make larger stock purchases occasionally?
2) Additionally, if I were to invest $100k initially, how would you advise managing a diversified portfolio across sectors like banks and REITs?
Thank you all in advance.
1 Answers
Rusmin Ang Staff answered 4 months ago
Hi Ray,
We believe in the latter one because we get the full control of the entry timing. Dividend stocks usually don't move that fast and they often follow market cycles, so it would be better if we could get them at better pricing. DCA could be better if you're doing indexing (esp US stocks) and do not have any time to manage the portfolio but still want to get market rate return.
With regard to your question on portfolio management, I'd recommend you to attend the live web class session as we will be sharing with you how to do it. You can find the webclass sessions in the link below:
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