DCA (dollar-cost averaging) works well for those who have a lot of money and a stable income. They can keepp buying without stressing. But for the average investor who’s hoping to make a profit in the near future, the “buy every dip” strategy isn’t always suitable. Right now, the market is moving sideways, and it’s easy to get stuck.  It’s better to wait for a clear signal of growth or buy smart — not every time, but when there’s a strong level or support. That way, there’s less risk and a better chance you won’t regret it. 

Bottom line: blind DCA isn’t for everyone. A regular investor should stay flexible, watch how the market behaves, and not jump in just because “everyone else is doing it.”