Sentences with phrase «about market timing»

Again, when you say there are costs to waiting, you're talking about market timing, which we both know to be a fools game.

Instead of worrying about market timing, homeowners can stay focused on the long - term tendency of real - estate prices to appreciate and ignore the media noise.

But as I said, investing is not about market timing.

Millennials were also much more likely to say they trusted «their gut» and that investing is all about market timing and to hold a big chunk of their portfolio in cash.

This allows me to buy when the market dips without thinking about market timing or worrying about it.

We talked a little about Market Timing yesterday — and the idea that a card offer will only be around right now is a form of Market Timing.

None of the comments above suggests anything about market timing.

People need to get over this idea that there is something bad about market timing.

As a result, I've become much more passionate about my marketing time than ever before.

First, I know a lot about market timing, which I've been using and teaching for 30 years.

Not that I don't like talking about investing, but conversations about market timing usually kill the party.

Finally, the thing about market timing is you actually need to constantly be right twice.

So they feel very uncomfortable hearing what the numbers say about market timing.

While most of the real estate professionals we talked to are actively buying property today, all agree that purchasing investment property is less about market timing than good analysis.

In the second stage of readiness, it's all about market timing and trying to get the best deal on a home.

This removes the need for you to think about market timing and whether to amend your asset allocation.

None of the comments above suggests anything about market timing.

But he gives evasive answers when he is asked about market timing.

On this note, let me share with you the thoughts of a fellow blogger, Tim Parker from Elementary Finance, who has decided to engage in some self - reflection about market timing.

SWENSEN: So we're absolutely not market timers, but I would talk about market timing as kind of a short - term swing in the portfolio to take advantage of some knowledge that you have or some belief that you have about where markets are headed in the short term.

This is all you need to know about market timing, technical analysis / charting, and what to believe from the financial media (when it comes to predicting the future) to be a successful investor.

I had hopes when Brett Arends wrote in the Wall Street Journal about The Market Timing Myth, saying «it's hooey» and «they're leaving out more than half the story.»

Jeff encourages you to keep a level head and approach your portfolio with attention to real risk, not guesswork about market timing.

Although Buffett talks little about market timing, he's always been a believer in buying when share prices dip or go on sale.

But when an idea becomes as widely accepted as the idea that there is something bad about market timing has become, it comes to feel weird and strange and wrong to go against it.

This is where most people glaze over because they think I'm talking about market timing and / or trading and most people have been conditioned by the Wall Street machine to think this is impossible and a futile effort.

For a DIY investor who complicates portfolio management with stock picking, the least you can do is simplify your job by not having to worry about market timing.

The emerging markets — which include Brazil, Russia, India, China and several others — could be in for even more trouble ahead, but investing is not about market timing or catching the bottom.

In stark contrast, most people I know (including many high - flying advisors) still act as though investing is about market timing and security selection.

This year's list includes «All about Market Timing» and «The Complete Idiot's Guide to Market Timing» (maybe society's best barometer of hot topics).

In trading its all about market timing, get in at right moment your a winner, wrong and your a loser.

Going back to Jason's comment, it really is about market timing.