Sentences with phrase «allocations at bad times»
Because allocation decisions that cause poor results at the end of 10 years cause investors to lower their stock allocations at bad times for doing so.
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The question that I am trying to answer is — If someone lowered his stock allocation in 1996, as advised by Shiller in his congressional testimony of July 1996, what are the chances that the regret he would have experienced when stocks went up dramatically in the late 90s would have caused him to jump ship on a theoretically appealing investing approach at the worst possible time to do so?
Those going with a zero stock allocation took an emotional risk that they would become frustrated with «missing out» on those great short - term returns and would abandon the strategy just at the worst possible time for doing so.
For example, willingness determines whether you can stick with your chosen allocation and not abandon it at the worst possible time (a bear market).