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Variable income: four contribution plans measured against twenty years of market data
DCA Strategy

Variable Income: The Honest Math Behind 121 Rolling Windows

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DCA SP500 vs Bitcoin: the same $12,000 finished at $12,742 and $6,039 in two crashes
Crypto Investing

DCA SP500 vs Bitcoin: The Honest Gap Hidden in 2 Crashes

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XIRR vs CAGR: two funds posting 41.42% and 0.00% CAGR that both returned the investor 30.28% money-weighted
DCA Strategy

XIRR vs CAGR: The Hidden Gap Between 2 Honest Return Numbers

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Is now a good time to invest - replacing the market-timing question with a risk-first reading of how much to buy
Investor Psychology

Is Now a Good Time to Invest? The Wrong Question

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Lump Sum vs DCA: What the Data Actually Shows (And When Each One Wins)
DCA Strategy

Lump Sum vs DCA: What the Data Actually Shows (And When Each One Wins)

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DCA through the COVID crash - a $500 per month plan turned $6,000 into $7,141 across 2020, versus $6,918 for a January lump sum and $6,655 for a lump sum at the February 19 peak
Market Crashes

DCA Into the S&P 500 Through the COVID Crash: What Actually Happened

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DCA Bitcoin From 2021 Through the 2022 Crash — What Actually Happened
Crypto Investing

DCA Bitcoin From 2021 Through the 2022 Crash — What Actually Happened

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DCA through the 2008 financial crisis - a $500 per month plan turned $12,000 into $12,742 by December 2009, versus $9,114 for a January 1, 2008 lump sum and $8,552 for a lump sum at the October 9, 2007 peak
Market Crashes

DCA Into the S&P 500 Through the 2008 Financial Crisis — What Actually Happened

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