High stock valuations suggest very low returns over the next decade, necessitating a shift from "buy and hold" to dynamic asset allocation. Dynamic Asset Allocation involves a mix of stocks, bonds, ...

High turnover, a 1% expense ratio, a short track record, and unconvincing performance raise concerns for the Adaptiv™ Select ...

A detailed analysis examines various methods to protect investments when market downturns occur. The article reviews several techniques and provides insight into how each strategy works. Investors can ...

For retail investors, a fundamental question emerges: Should you try to time the market to buy low and sell high, or invest consistently regardless of market conditions? Dollar-cost averaging ...

If you have a large amount of excess cash to invest, consider dollar-cost averaging as it helps investors stay invested and avoid the temptation to try to time the market. If you have a large amount ...

The stock selloff is pushing some investors to the exits. But the summer of 2024 was great for the market. The "sell in May and go away" seasonal stock-market timing strategy may come early this year.

In theory, timing the stock market to maximize your profits sounds great. If it all goes according to plan, you’ll buy stocks at just the right time and price, and then sell them at the right time and ...

You can come close to matching the stock market's return, and even have a good chance of beating it, while being in the safety of a money-market fund one-third of the time. That seems too good to be ...