I read this in the financial newspaper from a couple of days ago:


“Seasoned investors are prioritizing capital preservation. They prefer cash, gold, and short-term fixed-income instruments. For them, equity investing becomes attractive only when growth is clearly strong or when stock valuations are extremely low—neither condition is present right now.”


This is nothing but fear-driven nonsense. Staying out of the market, waiting for the "perfect" entry (so-called market timing), has consistently been proven to underperform compared to simply staying invested. This isn't just speculation—it's been demonstrated repeatedly, with Nobel Prizes awarded for this research.


The newspaper is spreading misleading narratives designed to scare investors into selling their equities and moving to gold or cash. Almost all newspapers, magazines and online publications do these things. It plays on the worst instincts, encouraging fear-driven caution instead of rational decision-making. I completely reject this approach. Promoting market timing as if it’s a valid strategy is reckless and irresponsible. Time and time again, market timing has been proven to fail. Stay invested, ignore the noise.

Adapt, analyze, and achieve — one trade at a time.