It is great seeing someone starting up his investment this way, a great start and deserves some level of encouragement which i can see some users already following up. While we can suggest the use of DCA approach which many investors already find convenient using we are not supposed to flush out the test of every other strategies out from his journey, at this beginning stage we can only advise to stick with the DCA but as time goes, i think it becomes more easy and approachable trying out other options because in a satisfying pattern they can all be put together to get a desired portfolio.
I am usually very attracted to new things. I am not recommending or recommending to adopt any new method as a newbie. For a newbie I would suggest to stick to DCA in the beginning or he should follow the method in which he feels comfortable to invest if it is not harmful. Over time, one should practice or learn the difference between good and bad by using alternative methods to experience and learn other methods.
As you learn or gain experience with alternative methods, it will help you manage your investment according to your situation. Even after becoming experienced you may discover new methods that other forum members will benefit from. However, whatever approach you take, the fundamentals of investing must be kept in mind. Investments must remain investments, not turning into trading.