Timing for Stock Picking
by
Tom Murcko
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The
best time
to
buy
is when
market
forces are systematically causing a temporary
drop
in prices for one
stock
or the overall market. Examples include end of year
tax selling
, the
removal
of a stock from an
index
, the
termination
of a
dividend
forcing
income funds to
sell
, or the desire for mutual funds to do "window dressing" by
selling
holdings
that have fallen before they
report
their
quarterly
holdings to their shareholders.
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investing strategies
,
market timing
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