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Question from Don Don 365.

Hi, I'm 35 and I have 100K to throw into an index fund.

I don't want to miss the market slingshot.

Do I dollar cost average 10K a month or do I lump summit?

Also I'm on step 6 of the food.

Cheers.

What do you guys think?

First of all, I love Don Don that you're thinking about putting this money to work to you.

You got $100,000.

You want to do something with it and you didn't say, hey, you know what?

I'm going to go buy a new Corvette.

I'm going to go do that.

I love that at 35 years old, with a substantial chunk of cash, you're making a decision for

your future self, which is awesome.

So the question is, okay, I have this 100,000.

I want to put it in low cost index funds.

What's the best way to do that?

Love some or dollar cost average.

Vanguard did a wonderful study a number of years back.

And they said, okay, well, let's look at what's more advantageous dollar cost averaging

or lump sum investing when you look at the long term.

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