Peso Cost Averaging:
A Simple Strategy for Long-Term Investing
Peso cost averaging is an easy way to invest by spreading out your stock purchases over time. Instead of buying stocks all at once, you invest a fixed amount regularly—like monthly or quarterly. This approach can help lower the average cost of your stocks and reduce the risks of trying to “time” the market, where prices can be unpredictable.
Many investors prefer this strategy because it's simple to manage and can lead to good returns over the long run.
The example below shows how regular investing can keep your portfolio steady, even when the market goes up and down.
You don't need to put a lot of money each time you add to your investments. Adjust the amount you put into your chosen stocks or funds based on your budget. Set a realistic goal, like investing a fixed amount each month, and choose a plan that’s easy for you to maintain. This approach helps you grow your investments steadily and enjoy the benefits over time.
You can make investing even easier by applying the Peso Cost Averaging strategy with the help of the COL Easy Investment Program—click here to learn more.
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