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Lumpsum vs staggered entry

What staggering an amount over N months does to the outcome, against investing it at once.

Deployed at once
Staggered
Difference

Under a single steady return, deploying at once always wins — the staggered money simply spends less time invested. What staggering buys is protection against a bad sequence, which a single-rate model cannot show. Treat the gap below as the price of that protection, not as an argument against it. This is an arithmetic illustration under an assumption you entered yourself. It is not a forecast, not a recommendation, and not personalised advice. Returns are not assured; real outcomes vary. Taxes, exit loads, brokerage and inflation are not included unless a field above says otherwise. No security is named or implied, and nothing you type here leaves your browser.

Why this one exists

The honest answer is that staggering usually costs return and buys sequence protection. This shows the size of both, instead of asserting one.

The monthly letter

If the arithmetic above was useful, the letter is the same habit applied to the whole market once a month. Free, and no stock calls.

Read the letter