<prompt> Human: More info: My financial adviser thought it was a good idea at the time too, so Im hopefully not a complete idiot.Now I see myself not taking advantage of the nearly daily gains in the market and I feel like Im missing out. Of course, this is a recipe for disaster. Ill probably wind up making a move at the worst possible moment.So I turn to the Reddit community to give me advice me on 0: Do you see a downturn coming? 1: Do I get back in? 2: How much in? 3: When?Edit: Thanks for all the replies! And yes, I feel like an idiot. But it hopefully didnt cost me too much. Im back in - 100, and Ill let it ride, so to speak.At work Im surrounded by people who think the economy is going to tank, there will be a double-dip. In addition, said financial advisor helped many people from where I work to retire early. I thought it had to do with strategic management of the retirement fund. In reality nobody has the crystal ball. The frustrating part for me is that I knew all this advice before I made the move. I went against my better judgment and thought the FA knows better than I.tl;dr I gave in to idiocy.Thank you.  <response>: How much should I invest, and when?All in, and yesterday.Historical probability of outperformance: 66 of the time LSI outperformed DCA. 34 of the time DCA outperformed LSI.Meaning youre roughly twice as likely to have better gains by investing it all at once rather than trying to spread it out. 