Timing the Market

When the market is moving, people being to wonder whether they should try and time its cycles. Let's look at timing the market, specifically:

• Why one would (and shouldn't) try to time it.
• Why being "Right Twice" is so difficult
• A Tale of Three Brothers who tried different timing strategies
• Correctly Timin' the Market

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