Double Bliss Investment Combo: Leveraged ETFs + Dollar Cost Averaging?
Explore How Dollar Cost Averaging Reduce Volatility in High-Leverage Investments
You know that I'm a fan of 3 things in life: leveraged ETFs, Dollar Cost Averaging, and chunky peanut butter.
In previous articles, I have shown that leveraged ETFs can deliver great returns as long as the investor uses the optimal leverage. The downside is that they have a lot of volatility.
I also wrote about DCA—Dollar Cost Averaging—and how great this strategy is for reducing volatility while enhancing profits.
So, what happens if we combine leveraged ETFs with DCA?
Can we achieve double bliss with profits and great performance combined with lower risk and volatility?
No Volatility, No Gains
As I extensively explored in this volatility article, volatility is the price you pay for performance. There’s virtually no investment in the world that can give you great returns with very little volatility/risk.
If anyone ever promises you amazing returns with no volatility, run! It’s most likely a scammer.
