Lump Sum Investing vs Dollar Cost Averaging | #AskDrWealth

You have $5,000. Should you invest the entire sum or should you split it up into smaller investment amounts and invest over time?

Here, Alvin brings you the results of a study done by Vanguard and tells you the best way to invest, based on your decision.

0:32 - When Lump Sum Investment is better than Dollar Cost Averaging...and vis versa
1:31 - What Vanguard, one of the biggest fund manager in the world found to be best for investors.
2:21 - Why you don't need to be a fortune teller to invest profitably
2:51 - How to decide which method is suitable for yourself

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[bimberestebideo]

Simple and effective explanation in a short time! Awesome! Thanks

[abmulhim]

if you have la age chunk of money, what would be the optimum time between deposits? weekly or monthly?

[lauriejamesmackeson]

What are your thoughts on using both strategies at the same time? $250/mth and 5-10K once a year.

[maythasatika]

Consice video packed with great info. Thanks!

[duniaduniaworldworld]

investment and savings what can lump sump other than in banks and apps now?

[anthonymesa]

What about if you had 10k and you invested 5k in lump sum then 5k in dollar cost averaging, my thinking is the lump sum will ease the anxiety with volatility and provide a cushion so you’ll never see your investments in the red and see see your investments constantly gradually grow little by little

[scammerexpose]

Sir ap ke video kafi unique or informative rahate ha

[rn-omhu]

The 1/3 got me good. Don't try to time the market they said..best time to plant a tree is today they said..I ended up doing a huge lumpsum investment at the very peak of sensex and nasdaq indices...it's been 2 years now in red. only thing keeping me sane is my immense holding power. I watch John C. Bogle videos for emotional support

[xilophompilo]

google's algo is scary, made a question on another video and... damn... but wouldn't also dollar cost averaging be a safer approach for a conservative investor? seemed to be the case

[familydinner]

If i have $20, 000 in the bank should I just invest it all at once and then continue to invest $200 per month from my income as it becomes available? That seems like the best of both worlds.

[retro]

Oh snap! Yo' it's Donnie Yen!!

[donomar]

I wouldn't LS unless the stocks were on discounts