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RE: Passive Investing Strategy (S&P 500) vs Hedge Funds
(01-11-2018 03:46 PM)Hambone10 Wrote:  TIME in the market. not TIMING the market.

I don't know who said it, but it's true.

That's pretty good.

I will often times "steal" some cash out of the market by throwing some money behind one or more of the car makers as they release their sales numbers. A good month will see a 2-3% temporary boost in stock price and I get in and get out.

I'm a car nut so I pay close attention to various cars and whats going on. I've only missed once in 4 years.
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