Valuation-Informed Indexing #627: Investors Don’t Need to Change Their Stock Allocation Every Year But They Need to Consider the Possibility Every Year

I’ve posted Entry #627 to my weekly Valuation-Informed Indexing column at the Value Walk site. It’s called Investors Don’t Need to Change Their Stock Allocation Every Year But They Need to Consider the Possibility Every Year.

Juicy Excerpt: That said, I believe that we all should be thinking about market timing much more frequently than once every ten years. To engage in market timing goes against human nature. We all have a Get Rich Quick/Buy-and-Hold impulse residing within us. We want to believe that it’s possible to get something for nothing in the stock market and our brains go to work overtime trying to rationalize the unjustified irrational exuberance gains that we do experience.