Question about dollar cost averaging


Hi all. I’m new to the investing space and I’m trying to best understand DCA with stocks. Assume I have 10 shares of Tesla and it cost me a total of $2000, and so my DCA = $2000/10shares = $200/share

If I were to sell 4 shares at a price of $600/share, this means I get $600×4= $2400, and so I’ve made a profit of $2400-$2000 = $400

Does this $400 profit get added back into my investment so that DCA is reduced ie DCA = ($2000-$400)/10 shares = $160/share?


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