Market Timing 1.
Market Timing 1.
Definition: Used in the practice of Asset allocation. Based on public information, managers actively decide which stocks, sectors, countries, or asset classes to over or underweight. Market timing takes advantage of a small but important amount of predictability in asset returns. The strategy contrasts with the buy-and-hold strategy in which a portfolio is decided on and held for long periods of time. Market timing is an active rather than passive strategy.
Definition: Used in the practice of Asset allocation. Based on public information, managers actively decide which stocks, sectors, countries, or asset classes to over or underweight. Market timing takes advantage of a small but important amount of predictability in asset returns. The strategy contrasts with the buy-and-hold strategy in which a portfolio is decided on and held for long periods of time. Market timing is an active rather than passive strategy.