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Kaip pirkti ETF (without common mistakes)
Estimated time: ~3–6 minutes.
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- Prefer simple, liquid ETFs for your core holdings.
- Use limit orders if you’re unsure (especially on less liquid products).
- Consistency beats timing: DCA is fine if it helps you actually invest.
Market vs limit order
A market order fills immediately at the best available price. A limit order sets your maximum buy price (or minimum sell price).
Spreads (hidden cost)
The spread is the gap between “buy” and “sell” prices. Wider spreads are a cost. More liquid ETFs usually have tighter spreads.
DCA vs lump sum
Lump sum often wins mathematically, but DCA can win behaviorally. The best method is the one you can stick to.
Common beginner mistake
Waiting for the “perfect entry” and staying in cash for months.