Timing the market is a mug’s game. Trying to spot when a market has hit bottom or top and leap to another is prohibitively difficult, and it costs money. In the long run, all that happens to market-timers — unless they are very, very lucky — is that they spend much more in trading costs and end up worse off than if they had stayed put all along.
擇時交易是徒勞的。試圖發現一個市場何時觸底、並轉戰另一個市場非常困難，而且要付出代價。從長遠來看，除非擇時交易者非常、非常幸運，否則他們的遭遇就是花費了更多的交易成本，而結果比堅守不動更糟。
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