@Logan200_ I'll tell you what I would do, pour in a 30-40% right away, recalibrate the pac with the remaining amount, and finally consider a larger entry on a major drop. It's a hybrid solution that would perhaps give you more peace of mind.
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•@IvanLab A nice compromise, "recalibrate the PAC with the 'remaining amount," according to you divided in how many months? 6 o 12?
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@Logan200_ Following the argument that in the long run, and that is your investment horizon, a pic on the pac is worthwhile maybe the smaller one is to be preferred. However it is so much a psychological situation and I understand you, choose the one that makes you feel more comfortable, also consider that the difference is 6 months, nothing on your time horizon.
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Okok, anyway as a strategy is very good, I think I will proceed in this way.
Now I go ahead with my monthly PAC until I get different liquidity for work, then I proceed with a PIC of 40/50% and a PAC in 6 months on the remaining amount.
I keep, in addition to my emergency fund, another 'portion of surplus liquidity on TradeRepublic (which gives me interest anyway) ready to be invested in case of a big correction
Now I go ahead with my monthly PAC until I get different liquidity for work, then I proceed with a PIC of 40/50% and a PAC in 6 months on the remaining amount.
I keep, in addition to my emergency fund, another 'portion of surplus liquidity on TradeRepublic (which gives me interest anyway) ready to be invested in case of a big correction
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