SFBayDuck
Footballguy
Probably the same that we do with this
I also look at data like this that shows over this particular 20 year period (03-22) that missing the 10 best days in the market - 7 of which took place in Bear markets! - cost you more than half of the market returns over that timeframe.
Not at all. My point is it’s best to just stay invested if you have a long term investment timeframe. Your point seems to be that you can time markets, which requires knowing both when to get out and when to get back in. Study after study shows this approach leads to returns that lag the overall market return.