Investors should avoid the impulse to time the market, new data from Bank of America shows.
Now, Bank of America has quantified just how large the missed opportunity can be for investors who try to get in and out at just the right moment. "Remaining invested during turbulent times can help recover losses following bear markets - it takes about 1,100 trading days on average to recover losses after a bear market," noted Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America.The data comes amid a boom in retail traders trying to find the next Tesla or Gamestop pop, and as fast, data-driven strategies become more prevalent across Wall Street.
Bank of America noted that factors including positioning and momentum typically outperform over the short-term, but fundamental analysis wins over multiple years.
Always try to time the mkt dont listen to these pundits at cnbc they workin with hedges funds trying to unload shares on the retails
Never listen to.ogreedy or diaper don both dont have your best interest at heart
Evs are gonna burst out next few weeks they have been looked down upon this month badly! Buy!!!!!
Reasons to time the market at the moment: -We've already been on a ten year bull run -We are due for another recession -P/E ratios are high -P/GDP is high -Service sector automation may cause disruption like agricultural automation during the 20s/30s -Changes in Chinese policy
The chart says it all
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Is it because Larry David's working there?