How to do dollar-cost averaging in US stocks

Step 1: Accessing the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Portal

1. On the market data or trading page, select the target US stock (e.g., Nvidia NVDA) to access the individual stock details page.

2. Click the “DCA” button in the bottom navigation bar to directly access the DCA creation page for that stock.

Step 2: Setting Core DCA Parameters

1. Stock Configuration: Confirm the current stock (e.g., Nvidia NVDA). You can also click “+ Add Stock” to configure a portfolio of multiple US stocks to diversify risk.

2. Each Investment: Enter a fixed amount (e.g., 500/1000/2000 USD). The system will allocate the funds proportionally to each stock.

3. Payment Account: Select the deduction account (e.g., stock account) and ensure there are available funds.

4. DCA Period: Select the DCA frequency (e.g., every Monday/1st of every month). The system will automatically execute the investment periodically.

5. Advanced Settings (Optional):

① Plan Name: Customize the DCA plan name for easy management of multiple strategies.

② Set Purchase Price Range: Set a price range to automatically buy only within that range, further optimizing holding costs.

Step 3: Complete Creation
After confirming all parameters are correct, click the “Create Dollar-Cost Averaging” button at the bottom. The system will automatically execute the US stock dollar-cost averaging plan.

Risk Warnings:

1. The US stock market is subject to volatility risk due to multiple factors including the global economy, policies, and exchange rates. Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) cannot eliminate market risk.

2. Never use essential living funds or borrowed funds for US stock DCA to avoid financial crisis due to market fluctuations.

3. Historical returns displayed on the platform do not represent future returns. Please fully understand the fundamentals and risks of the US stock target before investing.