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Showing posts with label buffett's market timing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buffett's market timing. Show all posts
Friday, 3 July 2020

Market Timing: There are only two types of investors

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There are quite long periods when the market falls and takes a long time to regain previous highs.  How shall we judge whether you should ...
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There is a lot to lose and little to gain from market timing.

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There is a lot to lose and little to gain from market timing. When it comes to so-called market timing, there are only two sorts of peop...
Tuesday, 22 December 2015

Arguing against market timing

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1.  While waiting for the market to fall, it is possible to miss out on growth in companies with good prospects (some ten-baggers made thei...
Sunday, 15 April 2012

"Time in the Market" versus "Timing the Market"

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Friday, 2 March 2012

Timing is of no real value to the investor unless it coincides with pricing

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The farther one gets from Wall Street, the more skepticism one will find, we believe, as to the pretensions of stock-market forecasting or ...
Wednesday, 10 February 2010

Warren Buffett's Long-term timing of the market and the Rational Investing Model

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I recently posted: New Investing Idea: The Rational Investing Model is the alternative to the Buy-and-Hold Investing Model and pleasantly ...
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New Investing Idea: The Rational Investing Model is the alternative to the Buy-and-Hold Investing Model

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The core Buy-and-Hold claim is that changing one's stock allocation in response to big price changes is not necessary for long-term inve...
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Market Timing Based On Long Term Views Does Work: Just know the valuation level you are starting from

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Stock Market Strategy: Market Timing Based On Long Term Views Short-term timing does not work because stock prices are determined by inve...
Monday, 1 February 2010

Time, and not timing, is the key to successful investment.

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So who has the best chance of success? Another approach is to disregard the risks of market timing and to ask how great the benefits would...

Market timing sounds good in theory. It seldom works consistently in practice.

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Market timing is an investment strategy that relies on: your being able to predict the future so that you can protect your capital by not ...
Sunday, 24 January 2010

Anybody who sells stocks because the market is up or down is a market timer for sure.

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Anybody who sells stocks because the market is up or down is a market timer for sure. A market timer tries to predict the short-term zigs ...
Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Market timing: The relative position of a share's price to its own intrinsic value is of greater importance.

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The market's movements are not perfectly reflected in the movement of the individual share.   Even during the sharpest decline, some o...
Monday, 14 September 2009

*****Warren Buffett's commonsense approach to valuing the stock market

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Warren Buffett does not possess a magic formula for determining when the stock market is grossly overvalued or undervalued. By all accoun...

Buffett's success in gauging market conditions and profiting from them

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Buffett - whether by accident or calculation - must be recognized as one of the most astute market timers in history. His ability to sense g...

Buffett: Keeping abreast of market conditions

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Market Call 1: Selling Out Before the Early 1970s bear market Beginning in 1968: Buffett began to express sincere worries over stock prices...
Sunday, 13 September 2009

*****Buffett's shrinking portfolio of the 1980s (2)

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http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=t7u4BYlpDKstozulNims5Hw&output=html The above table shows, Buffett entered the 1980s energetic, r...

*****Buffett's Shrinking Portfolio of the 1980s (1)

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http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=t7u4BYlpDKstozulNims5Hw&output=html Market Call by Buffett: Seeing the opportunities that would o...