Fear of Investing: Surprising Data Points to Markets Near All-time Highs 36% of the time?
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Show Notes
Jay Pestrichelli once again joins host Derek Moore to discuss all things hedging and options. This week they talk through some surprising data Jay compiled that shows markets are within 3% its all-time highs 36% of the time. Many people like to try and time the market thinking markets are too high. Another data set shows often markets never get a pullback during bull runs. Plus, Jay and Derek test out new hedging analogies on the fly to see if they work.
How often are stock markets within 3% of their all-time high?
Comparing portfolio hedging to buying car insurance?
Comparing the Brooklyn Nets getting 75% of Kevin Durant's pre-injury game versus their downside risk
How often is the market 10% lower one year later study
Discussing fear investors have at getting into markets at perceived highs
How the hedgers opportunity may let investors buy more lower
The Random Walk Theory in stock markets
How Random Walk needs and upward bias to fit its narrative
How sometimes waiting to buy into markets causes investors to miss out
Is it better to lose early or lose late in retirement?
The effect withdrawals for income have on portfolios
Mentioned in this Episode:
Jay Pestrichelli and Derek Moore talk myths of the 60/40 portfolio
https://razorwealth.com/discussing-myths-around-the-classic-60-40-portfolio-part-i/
Razor Wealth Management www.razorwealth.com
Derek Moore's book Broken Pie Chart https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Pie-Chart-Investment-Portfolio/dp/1787435547