RSP is just for note....
if I top up 100 to every fund every month that defeats the purpose of DCA d right coz the initial amount is 10 times higher? how, why?
I thought your top up is to "increase your investment".

I think the DCA is among others is to encourage Habitual investment, avoid timing the market.....and like many things DCA has it's critics too
http://www.fool.sg/how-to-invest/what-is-g...cost-averaging/
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just ensure that your portfolio are diversified to minimize risk (also depends on one risk appetite)
try to minimize duplication of coverage unless you want to increase the allocation %.
Why Diversify? Investing Basics 
Most financial advisers will encourage investors to diversify their investment portfolios. Does diversification really work? 
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...?articleNo=2274

just a note: All performance rankings and ratings show how a fund has performed in the past and is no guarantee that it will continue to do so.
http://www.fimm.com.my/contents.asp?id=100...0030&zid=100008

Larry Summers withdrew his nomination to be next fed chairman, so Bernanke might be sticking around longer than expected. Suddenly now tapering is now a non issue, hence bonds everywhere is rallying today. 

Market always hit's you where it is least expected...

just found this.
Could the Olympics be the Answer to Japan’s Economic Woes?  September 13, 2013 
As Japan won the bid to host the 2020 summer Olympics, many are speculating that this could help revive what has been a stagnant economy for more than a decade, triggering a surge in Japanese equities. In this article, we discuss whether hosting the Olympic Games could be the answer to finally reviving the Japanese economy.
http://www.fundsupermart.com.hk/hk/main/re...?articleNo=7157

Tips for investing in volatile markets....By Lucy Warwick-Ching
If you are nervous, drip feed your investments
Investors who are nervous about timing their investment can make regular contributions to their asset growth in smaller tranches over a period of time. Regular savers, including those investing into managed funds with regular contributions are set to reap long-term rewards.

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/043558e0-cd...l#axzz2f4YIIlmU

Can qua. Not too bottom, not too peak.

But like what they said, don't expect to have SUPER performance when all the certainty has settled in. Only when you invest during the uncertainty period will you be rewarded