09/02/2021
Stop following time management in the market
investor rules
Constantly trying to jump into the stock market and then get out quickly is a recipe for disaster.
In order to participate in market events in time, you have to make not one, but two correct assumptions about the uncertain future. You have to get out of the stock market when prices are at their highest and then also get back into the stock market when prices are at their lowest.
If you look at the stock market chart over the past few years, it would be easy to believe that timing the stock market is easy. However, Warren Buffett once rightly remarked that "the rear-view mirror is always clearer than the windshield." That is, we can only assess events objectively when looking from the future to the past.
For the long-term investor, it is much more useful to leave his healthy investments alone and let them grow on their own over the course of several years.