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Why do people say time in market beats timing?
u/Woolsbup · Reddit — r/stocks ·
January 08, 2026 at 21:03
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I get it that you can’t actually time the market, especially as a simple consumer. But time also isn’t a given. Why would time in market be valuable if you drop back to below your input after 1 or two years? Can anyone explain?
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