When I referenced Warren Buffett, I was referring to value investing. The automation ensures you are not making conscious decisions to buy stock at the wrong time. Rather, buying more when the price is lower and buying less when the price is higher is in sync with his general mantra. For further reading, Burton Malkiel is the main preacher of Dollar Cost Averaging, a method advocated by him and Jack Vogel of Vanguard.
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It's true. And Warren Buffett also had to adjust the way he did things over time.. :) Originally it was the Graham method for picking up cigarette-bud type companies for next to nothing (Pretty much penny stocks), but as capital increased, moving more to buying great companies at fair prices, rather than fair companies at great prices :)
Yes, I usually refrain from going all the way back to Benjamin and Graham and mentioning how Buffett was an actual student of Graham at Columbia University -- however you clearly know your material. I have invested a great deal of time in this area of study as well!
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