I've chosen to apply the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) method in SOXL because it gives me both discipline and consistency in navigating such a highly volatile ETF. SOXL, being a leveraged play on the semiconductor sector, is known for its big swings. Instead of trying to time the perfect entry, I spread my buys over time, which helps me smooth out the cost basis and reduce the risk of buying only at the peaks.
With DCA, I stay invested in the long-term growth story of semiconductors, a sector that continues to fuel AI, data centers, EVs, and countless future technologies. By keeping my strategy simple and systematic, I can capture upside potential while staying calm during market pullbacks.
Looking at SOXL, I feel good about where my position stands. The steady accumulation through DCA has not only built my confidence but also positioned me well to benefit when the semiconductor cycle turns stronger. It's a strategy that keeps me focused on the bigger picture, instead of being distracted by short-term volatility.
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| Side | Price | Realized P&L |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Open | 29.30 | +49.49% Holding |
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- moonzo·09-13TOPLove your approach with DCA! So smart! [Heart]1Report