All About Market TimingMcGraw Hill Professional, 2003 M10 22 - 288 páginas Shell-shocked investors have lost patience with the traditional buy-and-hold approach to investing. All About Market Timing arms investors with simple, easy-to-use timing techniques that they can use to enter rising markets, exit (or go short) falling markets, and make consistent profits in both market environments while protecting against catastrophic losses. Compelling arguments demonstrate the superiority of basic timing over buy-and-hold, while step-by-step instructions show how uncomplicated timing can be. Specific investment vehicles are recommended that fit well into most timing strategies. Investors who want to time the market using their own strategies are provided with information on available software and Web sites. And those investors who are looking for advisors to help them are provided with unbiased rating services to help them select the advisor that is best for them. |
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... compared to 37 percent with income of $50,000 to $99,999, and 43 percent with higher incomes. ♢ 58 percent base their stock buy and sell decisions on advice from professional advisors. ♢ 48 percent of households holding equities do so ...
... compared to the consensus forecast was off by 54 percent in 2000, 84 percent in 2001, and 67 percent in 2002. In conclusion, the “best and the brightest” appeared to be not so bright or right. To be fair, their actual stock picks for ...
... comparing bull markets to each other. Looking at the bear market scenario in Table 1-5 we find that there have been 28 bear markets, with an average drop of –30 percent. The largest drop ever was the –90 percent tumble from September ...
... compared to 5.3 percent for U.S. Treasury bonds, and 3.8 percent for T-bills. Thus, the argument for buy-and-hold is that a long-term investor makes out well, while those in the market for short periods of time have a higher probability ...
... compared to market timing for investors. But most of their arguments lack sufficient detail or facts to back up their claims. They may refer to one or two academic studies published in financial journals a few years ago to back ...
Contenido
PART 2 MarketTiming Strategies | 97 |
PART 3 MarketTiming Resources | 191 |
EPILOGUE | 227 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND WEB SITES | 231 |
Index | 235 |
ABOU T THE AU THOR | 245 |