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With DCA you have the additional costs of keeping cash around. Unless you mean serial lump sum (investing when you get paid).
by zeckalpha 4y ago
With DCA you have the additional costs of keeping cash around. Unless you mean serial lump sum (investing when you get paid).
- nonethewiser 4y agoThat's typically why people DCA. Besides, isnt the opportunity cost is completely independent of the return you're getting from the sp500?
- zeckalpha 4y agoSerial lump sum is not quite DCA. Both involve a series of purchases. The opportunity cost is the inverse of the S&P500 in that case.