Why Market Timing Doesn’t Work

At the end of January, the stock market hit correction territory. This left many investors feeling vulnerable, emotional, and can lead to compulsive portfolio decisions. Investors first step is to have a financial plan with an asset allocation that is appropriate and stress tested. Investors can then invest with a purpose while blocking out the market noise. If an investor is still compelled to try to time the stock market or bail out during rough times, this video provides a good reason not to panic. What happens if only a few of the best days are missed?

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Kevin McNab

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