I've been searching for this article about a study that concluded that selling stocks just because they've hit all time highs will be a bad move more often than not. They had a chart to go along with the study. Can anyone locate this study?
Quote from: Mighty-Dollar on August 17, 2018, 01:42:45 PMI've been searching for this article about a study that concluded that selling stocks just because they've hit all time highs will be a bad move more often than not. They had a chart to go along with the study. Can anyone locate this study?Just remember that selling at all time highs on average is different than selling at all time highs in the 10th year of one of the longest bull runs in history.
Quote from: One on August 17, 2018, 03:05:44 PMQuote from: Mighty-Dollar on August 17, 2018, 01:42:45 PMI've been searching for this article about a study that concluded that selling stocks just because they've hit all time highs will be a bad move more often than not. They had a chart to go along with the study. Can anyone locate this study?Just remember that selling at all time highs on average is different than selling at all time highs in the 10th year of one of the longest bull runs in history. How do you know we're not at an early 90's point in a 20 year bull run?
Quote from: Mighty-Dollar on August 17, 2018, 04:40:07 PMQuote from: One on August 17, 2018, 03:05:44 PMQuote from: Mighty-Dollar on August 17, 2018, 01:42:45 PMI've been searching for this article about a study that concluded that selling stocks just because they've hit all time highs will be a bad move more often than not. They had a chart to go along with the study. Can anyone locate this study?Just remember that selling at all time highs on average is different than selling at all time highs in the 10th year of one of the longest bull runs in history. How do you know we're not at an early 90's point in a 20 year bull run?dDon't know, just saying there's a big difference between first year of recovery and tenth.
Quote from: One on August 17, 2018, 03:05:44 PMQuote from: Mighty-Dollar on August 17, 2018, 01:42:45 PMI've been searching for this article about a study that concluded that selling stocks just because they've hit all time highs will be a bad move more often than not. They had a chart to go along with the study. Can anyone locate this study?Just remember that selling at all time highs on average is different than selling at all time highs in the 10th year of one of the longest bull runs in history. How do you know we're not at an early 90's point in a 20 year bull run?d