u/Friendly-Earth4447

As per the tittle, I fucked up my flow of investing into ETFs. This is my first year of DCA-ing into ETFs and have been super consistent up until last month, where I had my first fear from the news of war, Iran etc...

So I basically stopped adding for a month and the worst thing is I realised that 'fear' was actually me trying to time the market. As you all know, today we had big gains and now Im even further stuck with continuing my DCA.

To all investors here, please advice on what my dumbass should do from here on. Right now its all time highs. My plan is to start back regardless and DCA my regular 500$ and adding more position (50-100$) during any major pullbacks, so even if none happens at least Im still back DCA-ing

Heya everbody, Ive got a question regarding how much a salesperson make. And yes, before you bash my head in by saying there's a million types of sales roles out there, I'd like to look into the more general Car / Property (different, I know). A quick reasoning is its because I wonder if the pay/opportunites here are worth jumping into. I work in a sales/service role, have been making good sales here and there but because of the service aspect my time is limited, thats why im comparing something that is pure sales.

Lets statt with cars, a simple way of asking is how do different brands fair in terms of pay range/commision. Like from perodua/proton > honda/toyota > BMW/Merc > Porsche and so on. Lets take the median pay and top end pay if possible, whats the avg pay looking like for these brackets. My industry will limit me if Im too good at sales because of the service aspect, and only the top 10% can comfortably make over 5 digits.

Now onto property, to be completely honest Im pretty stupid about this, so Id like someone to educate me on this too. Same as car salesperson, what are the median and top end pay for these people?

Thanks and sorry if my questions are out of context or not enough details. Feel free to share other sales roles that you've guys seen/been in.