Despite the downward trending graphs, red-flashing Bloomberg terminals ... The classic investment axiom: “It’s time in the market, not timing the market.” Our long-term clients have become ...

Timing the market can be a terrible idea ... Here's why that's a terrible idea (backed by evidence): This bar chart shows the results of investing $2,000/yr over the last 20 years.

Tariff war worries, weakness in consumer spending, recession fears, and declining earnings estimates drove the market lower.

Despite a temporary consolidation during the week of April 28 to May 2, the Straits Times Index is likely outperform the US ...

While timing the market is never an exact science ... leveraged fund and without significantly higher fees. Consider the chart below from ETF.com that shows a comparison between FDMO and VOO ...

It's a trick of our minds that the past always seems to have been more predictable than it really was. Psychologists call this trick "hindsight bias," and Wikipedia describes it as "the common ...

The data captures employment trends in sectors outside farming, military and government, offering a snapshot of U.S. labor market health ... to historical volatility charts and economic calendars ...

“Timing the market requires a lot of skill and even professional investors don’t get it right at times,” says Matthew Fish, head of product at Betashares Direct. “If you’re not skilled ...

Here's a memory-jogging price chart from the start of 2008 to April ... to settle for a pretty decent discount. Nobody gets the timing perfectly right. I like my metaphors mixed, and time in the ...

If you view a chart of the S&P 500's performance over ... But, it's not possible to do this consistently and successfully. Timing the market like this seems like a smart move.