Time In The Market
The article rejects the time-in-the-market claim as false because its evidence is described as flawed. The article says best market days tend to occur close to the worst market days. The extra return from the best market days can be offset…
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The article rejects the time-in-the-market claim as false because its evidence is described as flawed. The article says best market days tend to occur close to the worst market days. The extra return from the best market days can be offset by losses from the worst days. The article describes the social-media claim that investors need time in the market rather than timing the market.