Sentences with phrase «sell near bottoms»

But because investors are constantly buying near the top and selling near the bottom, they wreck their performance.

According to Bloomberg data, many investors sold near the bottom on June 27, and missed the rebound — which is exactly what minimum volatility strategies are designed to help investors avoid.

Most amateur investors buy near the top and sell near the bottom.

People panic as a crisis unfolds, and they sell near the bottom.

Much money for less skilled investors gets lost as a result of buying near peaks (greed, or late imitation), and selling near bottoms (fear, or capital preservation).

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Unfortunately, many of those investors made the wrong move at the wrong time — selling near the market bottom and missing out on the rebound that occurred in 2009.

So, many traders lost money because they sold right near those bottom points, when the market looked weak, but was actually getting ready to retrace higher.

Because of its limited market status, the Ioniq sells in volumes near the bottom, but that is not a true indicator compared to cars sold in more markets, and it can make a compelling value.

If your portfolio is small relative to the size of your total available assets and you can therefore afford to make a mistake (e.g., sell out at or near the bottom in the event that you can't handle the stress), then go ahead and build a high - risk portfolio.

Third lesson: an experienced advisor can be of value even if he does not beat the market, by avoiding selling out at the bottom, and avoiding taking more risk near the top.

For one thing, it stops you from selling all your stocks near a market bottom, which market timers do from time to time.

While the names of the best foreign funds may change, the importance of patience and the ability to sell shares near market tops, not at market bottoms, does not change.

Accordingly, when a stock is selling at a discount to liquidation value per share, a near rock - bottom appraisal, it is frequently an attractive investment.

Few people have the disposition to sell near near top, and few have the disposition to buy near near the bottom.

In our Healthiest Housing Markets study, Connecticut was near the bottom, coming in at 37th, mainly due to its lack of affordable housing stock and percentage of homes sold for a loss.