Timing the Market
Market timing is often a gamble, as highlighted by the staggering statistic that 96% of mutual funds fail to outperform the market over a decade. Even the most seemingly brilliant investors may just be riding a wave of luck, as evidenced by a study showing that missing just a handful of the best trading days can drastically reduce returns. Consistent investment through dollar cost averaging proves to be a more reliable strategy than attempting to time the market perfectly.In this clip
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