Dollar Cost Average (Dca) Investor Journal, Investment Log

By Ruks Rundle

If you invest as Dollar Cost Average (DCA), meaning put in money equally to invest regularly, it's easy to track and know the answer to the following questions. The Dollar Cost Average is the disciplined approach to investing. The approach can be applied to any investment, e.g. stock, mutual funds, etc. Using this approach, you could just let the teller automatically part your monthly income to the investment. Make it automatic. Then, it's discipline. No more worries.

Don't know how much capital you already put in investment so far? Don't know how much cost in total? Then, how much you could sell for profits if you don't even know how much the initial average cost is? How do you figure out what price/share make profit/loss?

Based on such idea, the 'Dollar Cost Average (DCA) Investor Journal' let you simply keep track of your investment. The journal can answer all the above questions. The log is long enough (almost 2 pages) for each stock / investment. If it's longer than 2 pages, you may put the average records in the following page. Welcome to simplified investment life

The research shows that DCA wins in the long run. Because if the stock is high-priced, with the same amount of money, you buy less. Oppositely, if the stock is low-priced, again with the same amount of money, you buy more. The average is that you buy more stock with less price. You tend to win in the long run.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1796939684
• ISBN13: 9781796939682
• Release Date: February 2019
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 104 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.0" x 8.0"