Market Timing
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March 5th, 2017 at 6:34:29 AM
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Making a new thread in response to Steeldco as prognosticator*, and making it a poll, here is the real question:
Do you believe as an investor that market timing, to whatever degree, is a good practice for investors? You can pick more than one item in the poll.
By degree I mean those who do 'sometimes' as opposed to 'always'. For example when I was younger I would do market timing, market low, when buying, but would try not to sell at high market [no need to sell then for cash]. Now I am just a rebalance guy, which actually is similar to market timing if you ask me.
*https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/off-topic/general/11262-stock-picks/82/#post579589
Do you believe as an investor that market timing, to whatever degree, is a good practice for investors? You can pick more than one item in the poll.
By degree I mean those who do 'sometimes' as opposed to 'always'. For example when I was younger I would do market timing, market low, when buying, but would try not to sell at high market [no need to sell then for cash]. Now I am just a rebalance guy, which actually is similar to market timing if you ask me.
*https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/off-topic/general/11262-stock-picks/82/#post579589
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