It's been six months, 300 points and 21% since the S&P 500 (^GSPC)
began its ascent into record territory. The astounding, unbending rise
has left countless casualties in its wake, especially those who have
waited, and waited and waited for the better entry point that never
came.
"It's extremely difficult to time this market," says Simon Baker, founder of Baker Ave Asset Management,
in the attached video. "This is one of the most unliked rallies ever.
The market continues to hit new highs and people are just getting more
and more frustrated."
"Scared money does not make money. You need to be in equities at this stage," he says. "When the Fed, ECB and Japanese are throwing money into the market you need to be long U.S. equities."
A large part of his resolve comes from the fact that too many people are currently waiting for a correction. In fact, Baker says half of the audience at a recent high net worth conference he was speaking at admitted they were waiting for a 5% correction. (more)
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