Good morning, my brothers. I have set up a DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) buying plan ... to suit the current situation and it is not always suitable, especially if the project of the currency is weak or it only rebounds with difficulty, or if we are in a downward trend, or there are significant downward waves. In that case, I prefer to catch the bottoms. However, I have set it up as a form of psychological safety ... and in light of analysts' hesitations about whether this is a drop or a correction ... how much it covers the price levels if the drop occurs, and the plan is creative, and I recommend the first DCA buying plan that I set up initially. As for the second plan, it is safer and has less profit.
The plan suits every hesitant person who does not want to engage in psychologically exhausting trading, does not want to read indicators, and the plan suits those who are losing in the market, or individuals wishing to strengthen their position in preparation for a rise.
The plan fits the current market situation and the tricks of the whales.
