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Who is the best market timer for mutual fund investing? |
I want to make more from my 401K. I think Bob Brinker is the best market timer today. He has a radio show a website and excellent investment advice. There are a lot of people doing it! Just a few websites are below. Brinker charges $185 a year. Some of the armatures are free. learn it yourself and you will be the best manager. IE $Bpener just gave an energy buy signal "Market timing" and "mutual funds" don't belong in the same sentence. The purpose of mutual funds, especially in a retirement account, is LONG TERM growth. Trying to play "market timer" with mutual funds is a losing strategy. Determine your asset allocation and risk tolerance, then pick good funds to meet those goals and keep contributing. Evaluate your portfolio once a year or so, but don't try to jump in and out of "hot" funds. |
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