People have the right to do what ever they want with there funds just that their easier ways they can do there things so we don't have to rely on people about what they need to do, then it bear market is the way forward to buy and either way you can also do dca and that is the few ways you can actually buy except if you are buying using dca then you have to buy every time depending how you want to it because as an investor everyone have there own way of buying snd they do what suits them exactly.
How can others do what we have when the quota and authority are each of us?
I also think that everyone has principles and goals and others also have jobs, the same thing. They won't do someone else's work, which sometimes doesn't align with our understanding or knowledge. As we said everyone has their own path that must be well protected especially since depending on others is definitely impossible or unnecessary.
Then with the problem of purchasing using DCA is something that is necessary especially if we want an easy way or system so that the right path is to use the system as part of making it easier for us in purchasing matters that we want with the amount we need, so that there is no need to approach other parties to ask that how much we should make on the purchase because our desires with other parties in purchasing are certainly different especially someone's income and desires are definitely different so that the suitability is still with one's own thoughts or decisions in determining it.
I almost had a heart attack reading through the post of @Baki202

, and @Dxdiax seems to be beating around the bush by repeating what @Baki202 had already said only with unnecessarily complicated sentences….pheeew😅
The DCA strategy is just one investment strategy amongst several others, so you can’t necessarily proclaim it to be mandatory for every investor.
Certainly there are folks who prefer consistent purchases regardless of the market conditions, others prefer lump sum investments when they have significantly available capital, while some may choose to combine regular purchases with additional accumulation during significant market corrections.
Now none of these approaches i mentioned is automatically superior to the others in every circumstance, but they sure do have different advantages and trade offs, and what matters is for you to understand the strategy you’re adopting well and how it aligns with your financial situation instead of treating one particular approach as a universal requirement for everybody.