> Timing any market is a fool's errand. So just buy everything all the time and it will all work out? Smart money loves people with this philosophy; it gives

> Timing any market is a fool's errand. So just buy everything all the time and it will all work out? Smart money loves people with this philosophy; it gives them a nice supply of suckers to sell their obviously inflated assets. There is no need to time a market perfectly; one can gradually rotate out of overpriced assets and into underpriced assets using basic common sense measures. This is called investing as opposed to blind confidence or speculative hope of everything “just working out”. The ironic thing is that people with this philosophy of always buy and never sell or shift asset classes are inherently timing the market on when they will sell their risky stock assets … when they need to retire or when they need the money in x years.