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4 Articles
The High Cost of Timing The Markets or Buy-And-Hold » TheTechnicalTraders
Protecting Capital Should Come Before Growing Wealth In the world of investing, three distinct styles of trading dominate: active trading (ex., timing the markets), passive investing (ex., buy-and-hold investing), and asset revesting (ex., tactical position management). Each has its own logic, approach, emotional response, and result. But as history shows time and again, only one of these paths consistently protects your...
Market Timing: A Strategic Approach to Asset Allocation
Highlights Involves active decision-making to overweight or underweight specific investments. Utilizes public information to predict asset returns with a degree of precision. Stands in contrast to the passive buy-and-hold investment strategy. Market timing is a dynamic investment strategy, widely employed in the practice of asset allocation, wherein managers make active decisions to overweight or underweight particular stocks, sectors, countrie…
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