But again, we'll move as the data moves, and we remain open to establishing
at least a moderate exposure to market fluctuations at any point that the expected return / risk profile of the market peeks above negative levels.
Not exact matches
It has been suggested by some vitamin D researchers, for example, that approximately 5 — 30 minutes of sun
exposure between 10 AM and 3 PM
at least twice a week to the face, arms, legs, or back without sunscreen usually lead to sufficient vitamin D synthesis and that the
moderate use of commercial tanning beds that emit 2 % — 6 % UVB radiation is also effective [6,20].
Accordingly, if we can clear
at least one component of that syndrome (most likely the overbought or overbullish aspect) without also provoking a broader deterioration in market internals, we'll have a reasonable window in which to accept a
moderate exposure to market fluctuations.
But even during post-credit crisis periods, some combinations of market conditions have warranted
at least a
moderate speculative
exposure to market fluctuations despite rich valuations.