Buying Stocks Trading Below Net Current Asset Value Versus Market Timing

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Buying Stocks Trading Below Net Current Asset Value Versus Market Timing by Victor Wendl, Wendl Financial

Given the fees derived from selling funds to the retail public, financial institutions have little incentive to be bearish on the stock market. These financial behemoths want euphoric investors believing that Wall Street is Lake Wobegon, where every day is a sunny day and all of the stocks are above average. Following the investment strategy of remaining fully invested in stocks and not attempting to time the market does have merit. An academic paper written by Nobel Laureate William F. Sharpe showed the difficulty associated with market timing. Over the study...