Trading technique by making gradual purchases (averaging Down) is one way to buy when the market is experiencing a correction and there is a continuous decline without us knowing where the lowest point of the price decline will stop, this strategy is indeed quite capable of getting a small percentage profit, because we will have different purchase price variations, but in my opinion, for traders who have small capital like me, of course it will be very difficult to capture prices when there is a decline due to limited capital, I personally would probably wait for the market price to reach its lowest point before entering to buy in the market.
There are many other trading strategies you can learn and use to maximize your profit potential. I don't think you have to stay focused on the lows to buy because in reality you can't tell when the lows will occur. The strategy you are using may have a downside where you have to buy at a lower position to cover your previous losses due to the price drop while you expect a recovery when the price starts to rise. It's much better to invest than to like trading because you can still apply an accumulation strategy whenever you have capital. It doesn't take much, but 20% of your monthly income probably won't make much difference. Of course this is not financial advice, just do what you want and don't exceed your ability to lose.
