Waiting to make an investment decision generates indirect costs. If one is not present in the market, the opportunity to generate a return is lost. – The risk of running into a crash while fully invested can be mitigated by staggering. – See attentism, liquidity preference, opportunity cost, Roosa effect. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of January 2005, p. 19 f. (fluctuating opportunity costs of holding money affect the relationship between money supply and prices).

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