The document provides three examples of dollar cost averaging in different market conditions. In the first example, the market increases steadily over the year and dollar cost averaging results in 23% growth. In the second example, the market drops then rises over the year, and dollar cost averaging still provides 13% growth despite the lower final price. In the third example, the market fluctuates up and down over the year, and dollar cost averaging leads to 28% growth. All three examples invest $1,000 per month for a year and show how dollar cost averaging can benefit investors in varying market conditions.