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timing the bottom

Started by Steve @ bripblap · 9 months ago

The idea of ‘timing the bottom’ as applied to stock market investing is to find a stock and predict - before it happens - the last moment when a stock is at its lowest price in a given time period and starting buying in. The idea is that if a stock has reached its ‘% ... Continue reading »

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Four Pillars
9 months ago

I have to agree with you on this one. Especially about the kids! Even if there was a 'perfect time' for the second, there are too many other factors which can delay things.

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Writer's Coin
9 months ago

THere will never be a "perfect" time to start any new project or idea. You got that right. It's all about saying, "F*** if, I'm making it happen NOW."

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Mrs. Micah
9 months ago

I agree. It's definitely a very good price. Since there's no way to guarantee the best, it's just important that we're pleased with the deal we got. I'm planning to put money in my Roth this week, I've been planning it for a while and it's just pleasantly coincidental with a dip.

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CraigK
9 months ago

I agree completely with you. Life is too short about always worrying about when is or isn't the right time to do sometime. Do what you can now to enjoy your life. To quote a great movie...

"Sometimes you have to say, what the F**k, and make your move"
-Risky Business

Craig
www.budgetpulse.com

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plonkee
9 months ago

Does this mean that I should give up my blog, since it's so unlikely to take me to world domination ;) ?

As usual, you're spot on. Although some times are better than others, procrastination is often a bigger problem in practice than poor timing. Pity I'm a natural procrastinator.

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