Market Timing verses Fund Switching, whats the difference?
Need to reduce your risk exposure. Doesn’t everyone! Put the odds in your favor… invest with the trend. Conservative trend following, Market Timing or Dynamic Allocation is an investment strategy with the primary goal of investing in the markets when the upward trend is strong and to be out of the market, in the safety of a money market account, when the market trend is weak. In other words don’t fight the trend. Liken it to the breaks on your car. It is not always prudent to go full throttle, especially when the light ahead of you is clearly red. Market Timing is designed to reduce investor risk, anxiety, and overall volatility while increasing liquidity and portfolio returns. The adversaries of Market Timing declare that because some of the biggest market days come just after the end of a market decline, the Market Timing strategy will most likely miss out on these biggest up days. However, studies have shown that that even if all of these days are missed, which is unlikely, the ov
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