September 9, 2010
Top value investor Mario Gabelli says those who contend buy-and-hold investing is dead are echoing a familiar refrain that has popped up at other points in history, and has yet to prove true. Gabelli tells CNBC that the negative sentiment in the market, and the fact that many investors are turning to quick-trading strategies, are creating big opportunities for those who are sticking with buy-and-hold stock approaches.
When will we ever learn that it’s not timing the market but time in the market that counts. Only a fool tries to time the market. What one buys and holds is always a question, but not whether to be in or out of the market.
I would like to get on “The Guru Investor” site.