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[QUOTE="Dogdeacon, post: 3871656, member: 1026"] I agree too, those contain a mix of companies with ability to weather storms, sure have some dips but long-run offset by tech/productivity/innovation gains. Yet at same time its hard to not look at Cathie Wood's theory of 15% annual growth in companies and being tempted to cash out when appreciation of indiv companies or the ETF far exceeds that. When combined with the over-weighting risk of Tesla in 2 or 3 of their funds there is a case to trade in & out of the predictable waves. You'll get tossed a few times but at least potentially could do better than riding along. Or history says that market timing is a sucker's bet, you'll begin obsessively watching the waves & are bound to get seasick and then you screw it up. [/QUOTE]
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