I wanted to get input from people who are more versed in the investing sphere.
I was thinking the other day if it would be possible to use the historical data from the SP500 to get the average % drawdown for its entire life cycle and use that as a guide to invest in the index to capture additional price differentials.
So for example if the average % max drawdown is 10% from the historical data— whenever there's a max drawdown in the trading year that exceeds number you invest.
Is there any precedent for something like this?
Thank you
Submitted January 15, 2024 at 01:43AM by migonacci https://ift.tt/0tzLEvy
