Title: Better than Dollar Cost Averaging?
Product review: This book shows how to make sure you really buy low and sell high. Dollar Cost Averaging works during asset accumulation phase only. You really have to do the opposite during asset withdraw phase of you life. It works for asset accumulation and asset withdraw phases of life. One drawback is the focus on continuing streams of new deposits. So you have to improvise somewhat if you are just reallocating from a static portfolio that is meant to grow over time. Works best for that portion of portfolio meant to grow. The portion used for withdrawals should be treated strictly from your non-equity "safe money" assets used for short term (<7 years) goals giving time for the long term target to be achieved.author seems to have biography that I think should be left out of the book. His personal life may bias your opinion of the content of this book.
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