Lots of people anxious right now, so though I would swing the discussions the other way. By no means a skilled investor, invested mostly in index funds and ETF's, VOO, VTI, FENI, etc, except a few stocks I know something about. I use a distortion of the dollar cost averaging approach by regularly buying on the dips. So we're in, well, a mother of a dip, and yeah, perhaps flirting with correction territory, but a dip nonetheless... Made some money over COVID and took a risk and went all in using a DCA approach over the course of that year. But been investing for decades, so, I know that averaged over time, crises come and crises go, but market goes up.
So, those of you who are in a more disciplined DCA approach, what are you buying right now? Obviously, most securities are down, few doing better than others with tech hardest hit. Question in my mind driving my buying decision, which will recover better, faster, more robustly ? Thinking foreign stocks at the moment. Also thinking of using Fidelity direct indexing product, any thoughts on that product ? Or, are you buying the securities hardest hit, ie., big tech, AAPL, NVDIA, thinking they will swing back the most when we start to recover over the next few years ?