Donald Trump’s tariffs have sent shockwaves through the global markets, leaving investors wondering—should they sell their stocks or ride out the storm? :chart_decreasing: Market timing sounds like the perfect strategy, but in reality, it’s a dangerous game :performing_arts: Missing just a few of the best trading days can cut your returns in half!
In this video, we break down why time in the market beats timing the market, how smart investors stay ahead, and what you should do during market volatility :light_bulb: Don’t let fear drive your investment decisions—watch now and learn how to stay on track!
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In this video, we break down why time in the market beats timing the market, how smart investors stay ahead, and what you should do during market volatility :light_bulb: Don’t let fear drive your investment decisions—watch now and learn how to stay on track!
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For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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00:00Donald Trump's tariffs are shaking global markets, stocks are tumbling, and investors
00:04are panicking.
00:06This is not financial advice.
00:08One client recently asked me, is the market going to crash?
00:11But the real question is, should you be doing something different with your portfolio?
00:16Market timing sounds tempting if only we could predict when to sell and when to buy back.
00:22Researchers have tried, analyzing earnings, interest rates, stock patterns, you name it.
00:27But here's the catch.
00:29Timing the market requires two perfect decisions, one to sell and one to buy back.
00:34Most investors get it wrong.
00:36Here's a fact, missing the best 15 days in the market over 20 years could slash your
00:41returns by almost half.
00:43That's the cost of misstemming.
00:46Instead of trying to predict the future, trust in the market.
00:49Timing the market beats timing the market.
00:52And remember, when everyone is selling, someone smarter is buying.
00:56Hold steady, this too shall pass.