Best & Worst Days Study: Active Management Delivers More Dependable Returns!

Description

The risk of selling and moving out of the stock market often focuses on missing good days and hurting overall returns. However, investors have an equal chance of missing a bad day and increasing returns. Since the best days often follow the worst days, back-to- back, it is statistically more likely that if an investor missed one he will miss the other. Creator of the “Best & Worst Days” study, Will Hepburn, looks at the outcome of missing both the best and worst days in the market, and explains why it makes sense to actively manage your assets. Will Hepburn is also the creator of NAAIM’s Exposure Index, which represents the weekly average exposure to US Equity markets reported by NAAIM members. In existence since 2009, the NAAIM Exposure Index is followed by analysts through-out the world. 

Member Ben Fox, Scarecrow Trading, LLC will join the call to talk about how Scarecrow uses the NAAIM Exposure Index in their portfolio strategies.