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Showing posts with label market timing - the most dangerous game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market timing - the most dangerous game. 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, 2 July 2013

Your Biggest Risk - The Traps of Trading. What are the 2 most dangerous words in investing?

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Professional traders use highly sophisticated trading techniques driven by computer programs that analyze huge volumes of data almost instan...
Monday, 3 December 2012

The Verdict on Market Timing

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Many professional investors move money from cash to equities or to long term bonds on the basis of their forecasts of fundamental economic c...
Friday, 16 November 2012

The Verdict on Market Timing

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Over a fifty-four year period, the market has risen in thirty-six years, been even in three years, and declined in only fifteen. Thus, th...
Sunday, 15 April 2012

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

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Friday, 2 March 2012

Dow Theory for Timing Purchases and Sales - As their acceptance increases, their reliability tends to diminish

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In this respect the famous Dow theory for timing purchases and sales has had an unusual history.* Briefly, this technique takes its  signa...

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 ...
Sunday, 5 February 2012

Market Timing - If you absolutely must play the horses

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Though Benjamin Graham in no way recommend trying it, he did say that there is a way to combine market timing and value investing principle...
Wednesday, 21 December 2011

Investing in volatile times

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Investing in volatile times      July 2010 When stock markets are volatile, what should unit trust investors do? Should they take on mo...
Friday, 16 December 2011

Stock Selling Strategies: The Buy and Hold Strategy

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Stock Selling Strategies The Buy and Hold Strategy The selling strategy of what is commonly called the buy and hold approach to investing...
Tuesday, 13 December 2011

QUICKIES: Seven investment myths you should not fall for

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Text: Prerna Katiyar | ET Bureau Pick this stock, it's trading at 52-week low.' 'That stock is a multi-bagger, trading at ...
Wednesday, 19 October 2011

44% of people plan to never invest again

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44% of people plan to never invest again JUNE 6, 2011  ·  A  recent survey  shows that 44% of people plan to never invest money in the stoc...
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Saturday, 24 September 2011

Think You Can Time the Market? (Conclusion)

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Jul-6-2011 Think You Can Time the Market? (Conclusion) Past performance is no guarantee of future results On a recent episode of Matso...

Nobody Ever Calls It Market Timing! (video)

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http://www.matsonmoneylive.com/index.php?paged=2 Aug-26-2011 Nobody Ever Calls It Market Timing! The lure of market timing is strong, ap...
Wednesday, 5 January 2011

Temperament of an investor: Timing or Pricing

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Stock prices rise and fall, so it is human nature to look for a way to profit from such volatility. There are two possible ways to do so:...
Saturday, 25 December 2010

Four ways investors go wrong

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If you are one of those people who suffered heavy losses over the past decade, it was most likely due to one of the following four reasons: ...
Friday, 17 December 2010

You've Sold Your Stocks. Now What?

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We have just been through a severe market downturn in 2008.  Many market players and investors cashed out of their equity portfolio when the...
Saturday, 6 November 2010

How to Time The Market

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COMMON SENSE SEPTEMBER 25, 2010 How to Time The Market By JAMES B. STEWART Is the stock market losing its predictive powers? We know...