As I discuss in far more detail in my premium service, Mastering the Markets, stock prices do not move higher or lower because of fundamentals, technicals, geo-political events or global economies. Share prices fluctuate because of one thing and one thing only: investor demand.
So, let me ask you a question... Let's say you gaze into one of my time-cycle forecast charts and see that the market is getting prepared to plummet. You know these forecasts are right about 80% of the time, so you are thinking, "Maybe I should get back to cash, just in case Mike Turner and his time-cycle charts are right." And you might be thinking, "The risk is just too high to stay fully invested."But, let's say you happen to have $100 billion and you need to get it invested this month -- and another $100 billion next month. You know that whatever equity you buy, you will be driving the price higher. And, it takes a LOT of work to get that much money into the market. Now you have another set of risks -- the risk of not investing the money that you are required to put into the market. (more)
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