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what happens if it doesn't go down; how long do you sit on the sidelines waiting for the best time to buy back in?
if it does go down, how do you tell when you are catching a falling knife or buying in at a better price; better than what?
of course, you could get lucky and time it but the odds are against you.
ChasnotRobert-
I've been reading alot stuff about valuations and inflation aswell other various potential signs.
Some very well known grand names who have historically good investing track records (buffet et al) all seem to agree.
Even so still very difficult move to pull off. Timing the market had always been a notoriously difficult task.
wildwest
Anyone think the stock market is looking a bit "toppy"?
I'm thinking of shifting pension into cash with plan to rebuy index funds at a better price bit later in year.
Bit risky... but I should have started my pension earlier, and could do with potential boost.