Do you want to start investing?

Here are some tips:

1. Define your DCA strategy: The first step to creating a support buying strategy is to clearly define your DCA investment strategy, which means 'dollar-cost averaging'. This strategy involves purchasing assets that fit your portfolio at regular intervals, regardless of market conditions.

2. Establish support levels: Identify the support levels of the assets you want to buy. A 'support' is a price level at which a stock or index tends not to fall below, as buyers enter the market to support the stock. If a price falls to a support zone, it can be a good opportunity to buy.

3. Monitor charts carefully: Use price charts to analyze trends and support levels. A good price chart should show support and resistance levels, moving averages, and other technical indicators that help predict future trends and possible entry points.

4. Use limit orders: Instead of buying the market, set up a limit order that is activated when the price falls to a support level.

5. Divide purchases into fractions: Divide your investment budget into fractions to buy at times when the asset reaches support, this provides a better entry average for your purchases and reduces the risk of buying at a bad time.

6. Don't despair: If an asset you want to buy has not reached its support, do not jump into the purchase at any price. It is always better to make an intelligent investment than to buy just to buy, sometimes you have to wait, analyze and closely monitor an asset before acting.

Remember, these types of buying strategies can be a very valuable tool in times of high volatility, but they are not foolproof and the markets can be difficult to predict.

Use these tips as a guide and always do your own research before making a decision!