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The document is a Dollar Cost Averaging Form for the EQUI-VEST Investment Simplifier Program, specifically designed for participants in the State of New Jersey Retirement Program. It outlines participant information requirements, options for investment methods (Automatic Transfer of Interest or Fixed-Dollar Amount), and details on how to select investment options. The form also includes authorization sections and terms and conditions regarding transfers from the Guaranteed Interest Option (GIO) to variable investment options.

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How to DCA correctly?

The strategy couldnt be simpler. Invest the same amount of money in the same stock or mutual fund at regular intervals, say monthly. Ignore the fluctuations in the price of your investment. Whether its up or down, youre putting the same amount of money into it.

How do you solve dollar-cost averaging?

How to DCA crypto Choose a cryptocurrency to DCA. Set an order amount. Pick a time to invest and place the order. Its simpler. Theres less volatility. There are fewer emotions in trading. Theres no need to time the market. Additional costs.

How do you set up dollar-cost averaging?

The dollar cost average share price is the total investment ($2,250) divided by the total number of shares (22.04). $2,250 / 22.04 = $102.09. An investor can compare this average price to the current price of the fund and have an idea of whether the overall strategy might be profitable or not.

How do I calculate dollar-cost averaging?

Dollar-cost averaging is the practice of investing a fixed dollar amount on a regular basis, regardless of the share price. Its a good way to develop a disciplined investing habit, be more efficient in how you invest, and potentially lower your stress levelas well as your average cost per share.

What is the dollar-cost averaging formula?

1:43 10:56 The price drops to $25. So now your $100. Allows you to buy four shares by March the price is backMoreThe price drops to $25. So now your $100. Allows you to buy four shares by March the price is back up to $50. So you would buy another two shares as you can see in this illustration.