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Timing the markets is futile. But SIPs mitigate that problem

Those who stay invested in markets through SIPs are likely to book larger returns than those who bet on timing to enter and exit the market. Read on about two scenarios centred around the market crash of 2008 to see how timing, time in markets, and SIPs make a difference

Rohan Borawake & Sabir Jana

December 11, 2023 / 10:30 IST

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Rohan Borawake is Co-Founder & CEO at FinSharpe Investment Advisors. Views are personal, and do not represent the stand of this publication.

Sabir Jana is Co-Founder and Head of Quantitative Research, at FinSharpe Investment Advisors. Views are personal, and do not represent the stand of this publication.

first published: Dec 11, 2023 10:30 am

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Timing the markets is futile. But SIPs mitigate that problem

Those who stay invested in markets through SIPs are likely to book larger returns than those who bet on timing to enter and exit the market. Read on about two scenarios centred around the market crash of 2008 to see how timing, time in markets, and SIPs make a difference

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