Market timing is the holy grail of investors and financial academics. Here we look at why it has been thought impossible, and ...

Discover why dynamic asset allocation and market timing strategies using moving averages can outperform 'buy and hold' in a ...

Timing the market is tricky. Focusing on wonderful businesses for the long term may be a more reliable path to wealth.

Find out why market timing is overrated and what successful investors do instead to build wealth consistently.

Think you can predict when to get in or out? History shows otherwise — market timing often fails, even for the pros. For most investors, the advice is simple — staying invested is far more ...

Admittedly, the Shiller P/E isn't a timing tool and provides no clues as to when equities hit a temporary top. But when back-tested 154 years, it does have a flawless track record of foreshadowing ...

Evidence suggests that the average annual return from stocks over the next 10 years will be very low, prompting an investor shift from buy-and-hold to market timing. Graphs show a high correlation ...

A recent study from Elm Wealth found that timing the stock market doesn't work well for most people. The concept was to see ...

Hennion & Walsh chief investment officer Kevin Mahn joins Wealth host Brad Smith to discuss the risks of trying to time the ...

Market timing is like catching lightning in a bottle. The idea sounds appealing: sell at the peak, buy at the bottom, and repeat. • Legendary investors like Michael Burry and Bill Ackman have ...

Bloomberg's Cameron Crise discusses a simple metric for identifying secular bull markets and the (in)utility of guidance trends and economic surprise for market timing.