WORKING OUT WITH THE MCCAIN FAMILY - EXCLUSIVELY SERVING THE VILLAGE OF BAYSIDE - COVER PHOTO BY JEN KAREGEANNES - BAYSIDE, WI
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March 2019
Exclusively Serving the Village of Bayside
Working Out with
the McCain Family
Cover Photo by
Jen Karegeannes
PhotoJENic Photography
Village REAL ESTATE
HOMES SOLD IN BAYSIDE
ADDRESS PRICE BR BATH (F) BATH (H) Sq. Ft. EST ACR
500 W Fairy Chasm Rd $260,000 3 1 1 1,613 0.81
714 E Standish Pl $272,500 3 1 1 1,764 0.44
8725 N Fielding Rd $288,000 4 2 1 2,260 0.27
855 E Bay Point Rd $286,650 3 1 2 1,596 0.51
824 E Hermitage Rd $300,000 3 1 1 2,215 0.43
8837 N Navajo Rd $285,000 3 2 1 1,270 0.31
8837 N Iroquois Rd $295,000 3 2 0 1,593 0.45
309 E Fairy Chasm Rd $307,500 4 2 1 2,326 0.46
8887 N Malibu Dr $371,500 3 2 1 2,278 0.33
839 E Standish Pl $359,000 4 2 1 2,456 0.44
8857 N Pelham Pkwy $384,900 3 2 0 2,610 1.09
9439 N Broadmoor Rd $388,000 4 2 2 3,153 0.52
9480 N Fairway Dr $460,000 4 3 1 3,609 0.94
1451 E Standish Pl $475,000 3 2 1 3,578 0.8
321 E Ravine Baye Rd $578,000 4 2 1 3,953 0.69
1131 E Bay Point Rd $625,000 4 4 1 5,400 1.04
9600 N Lake Dr $1,250,000 5 5 1 6,327 1.62
Best Version Media does not guarantee the accuracy of the statistical data on this page. The data does not represent the listings of any
one agent or agency but represents the activity of the entire real estate community in the area. Any real estate agent’s ad appearing in the
magazine is separate from the statistical data provided which is in no way a part of their advertisement.
Annette Zielinski, Realtor
Your advocate in buying & selling homes.
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March 2019 2
Happy Spring!
This month I’m pleased to introduce you to neighbors, the
PUBLICATION TEAM McCain family. Because they live on my own Bayside block,
I can say, honestly, that this family loves sports. They are
outside playing no matter the temps! Our wild Wisconsin
weather won’t stop the McCain family from getting out
and about. They may even inspire you to get moving!
Enjoy!
Let me know if you would like to be featured in an
upcoming issue of the Bayside Scene.
I’d love to share your Bayside story!
PUBLISHERS: CONTENT COORDINATOR: Contact me at tricia@bestversionmedia.com.
Bonnie Rohmer Tricia Quinnies
Liz Sather
Liz Doering
DESIGN: Pam Rhodes
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER: Jen Karegeannes
PhotoJENic Photography PhotoJENic.photo
EXPERT CONTRIBUTOR:
WEALTH MANAGEMENT EXPERT
Morgan Stanley
Jan Dyke, CFP®
414-226-3027
jan.dyke@morganstanley.com
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
ADVERTISING EMERGENCY 911 LOCAL SCHOOLS
Poison Control Center 800-222-1222 Stormonth Elementary 414-351-7493
Interested in advertising in any of the following Wisconsin communities? Bayside Middle 414-351-7486
Police Department 414-206-3916
Appleton/Neenah, Bayside, Bay View, Brookfield, Cedarburg, Delafield, Indian Hill 414-351-7390
Village Hall 414-206-3915
Fond du Lac, Fox Point, Franklin, Germantown, Grafton, Maple Dale 414-351-7380
Public Works 414-206-3915
Green Bay, Hartland, Madison Area, Menomonee Falls, Mequon, Nicolet High 414-351-1700
North Shore Fire Dept. 414-351-8904
New Berlin, North Point, Oak Creek, Oconomowoc, Oshkosh, Pewaukee,
North Shore Health Dept. 414-371-2980
Racine, River Hills, Waukesha, Wausau, Wauwatosa, Whitefish Bay
North Shore Library 414-351-3461
Contact : Team BLIZ MADACC 800-544-7989
LX Senior Club 414-351-6060
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Diggers Hotline 800-242-8511
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VILLAGE BOARD PHONE
January 15........................................... March July 15............................................... September
February 15............................................. April August 15............................................. October President
March 15........................................................ May September 15........................ November Samuel D. Dickman 414-352-6598
April 15........................................................... June October 15.................................. December
If the content submission deadline falls on a weekend,
Trustees
please submit by the Friday before no later than 5pm. Mike Barth 414-228-7203
Robb DeGraff 414-351-4229
Any content, resident submissions, guest columns, advertisements and advertorials are
not necessarily endorsed by or represent the views of Best Version Media (BVM) or any Daniel M. Muchin 414-351-0866
municipality, homeowners associations, businesses or organizations that this publication Dan Rosenfeld 414-617-8682
serves. BVM is not responsible for the reliability, suitability or timeliness of any content
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party. ©2019 Best Version Media. All rights reserved. Margaret Zitzer 414-352-3574
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414-206-3915 www.baysidewi.gov
You can find all meeting and special event dates
VILLAGE HALL on the Village’s website at www.baysidewi.gov.
by Andy Pederson, Village Manager
Road Resurfacing and Culvert Village of Bayside Service Anniversaries
Replacement The Village would like to recognize the following employee who is
As the temperatures rise, construction season is around the corner. celebrating a service anniversary in March
The Village’s road project and culvert replacement program is Tammie Kochevar, Telecommunicator, 14 years
currently scheduled to take place on North Tennyson Drive and
North Meadowlark Lane between Fairy Chasm and Hermitage Thank you, Tammie, for all of your hard work for the Village of
Roads. The Ellsworth Park parking lot will also be resurfaced. This Bayside!
project will impact a total of 37 properties along Tennyson Drive
and Meadowlark Lane.
North Shore Fire/Rescue
The ditch and culvert system serves two purposes – a means to Department Programs
collect and store stormwater as well as move it to outlet points (e.g.
Did you know the North Shore Fire/Rescue
streams, rivers, and lakes). For stormwater to move through the
Department provides a number of free, courtesy
ditch and culvert system to outlet points there needs to be adequate
services for North Shore residents? North Shore
pitch, and culverts in good working order that are sized correctly.
Fire/Rescue offers car seat installation assistance and
Village crews will replace stormwater culverts if they are not sized
home safety assessments. Appointments for both
correctly to meet the needed capacity, pitched at the appropriate
services can be made online at www.nsfire.org.
slope, or if they are rusting through or clogged. Metal culvert pipes
are prone to rust through the bottom as stormwater moves through
and/or collects in the pipes over the years.
If you live within the scope of the 2019 road project and culvert Celebrate a wonderful life
replacement program, you have already received an informational
letter about the project with another letter coming soon with the by continuing to live it.
results of your culvert analysis.
Since 2015, Village crews replaced 234 culverts and completed
approximately 38,000 linear feet of ditch regrading and landscape Situated on 19 acres
restoration. of scenic countryside,
the beauty of nature
and the warmth of
Weight Restrictions community merge
With the rising temperatures and thawing conditions, the ground at Ovation Sarah
softens and has weakened integrity. This puts Village roads in a Chudnow. Rooted
vulnerable state as the subgrade does not provide the expected level in the Jewish faith,
of support which can lead to cracking and premature road failure. residents celebrate
To combat this issue, the joy of living
the Village places
in our peaceful
weight restrictions
on Village roadways environment.
to protect structure
and lifespan. You may For a tour, please
see weight restriction call 262-478-1500.
signs off major Village
thoroughfares. While
these will not impact your vehicle, it may create temporary issues 10995 N. Market St. | Mequon
for contractors, delivery firms, and other businesses. Weight 262-478-1500 | ovation.org
restriction violators will be subject to a fine and cost to repair road
damages. Senior Living with a continuum of care.
March 2019 4
Need Mulch? Tax Payment Coming Due
Are you beginning to make plans to get your yard and garden back If you chose the installment plan for your tax bill payment, the
into shape? We can help! The Village will second installment is coming due on March 31, 2019. The third
be offering mulch to residents again this and final installment is due on May 31, 2019. Payments can be
year. There will be a mulch sale with 10% made in the following ways:
off through May 31. Mulch delivery fees,
with the 10% discount, are: • WaterStone Bank Lobby (8607 N Port Washington Road,
• 5 yards - $81
Fox Point) – remember to bring your tax bill
• 10 yards - $148.50 • By mail (9075 N Regent Road, Bayside WI 53217)
• 15 yards - $216 • Village Hall during regular hours (7:30am-4pm)
• 20 yards - $270
• Online (www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/plc/7704)
• 25 yards - $315
Included in your tax bill, you will find the name and contact
Order online: www.village.bayside.wi.us/385/ServiceRequests, call information for each of the taxing jurisdictions, should you have
414-206-3915, or stop at Village Hall. questions relating to that portion of your tax bill. You will also find
instructions on ways you can pay your tax bill. If you have general
questions about the tax bill, or about the Village portion, please
Down the Drain contact Lynn Galyardt at 414-206-3913.
Did you know that fats, oils and grease (FOG) resulting from food
preparation in the home and in businesses can build up in sewer
pipes, and cause costly blockages, backups, and sewer overflows to
personal and public property?
Sources of FOG include: cooking oil, butter, margarine, lard, Daylight Savings Time
shortening, gravy, sauces, sour cream, mayonnaise, and oil from It’s that time of year again. Daylight savings time begins at 2am on
cooked meats. Here are some tips to keep your drains fat-free: Sunday, March 10. Don’t forget to spring ahead and set your clock
• Use paper towels to wipe greasy dishes before washing. one hour forward!
• Use sink strainers to catch food waste during washing.
• Put food scraps in the compost or garbage.
• Pour fats, oils and grease into a container and store in the
freezer, and then put in the trash after it has hardened.
• Never pour grease down the drain or into the toilet. Neither
garbage disposals nor the piping in your home can handle it.
• Remember - FOG sticks to the sides of pipes and eventually
clogs them. This backs up the pipes and can cause sewer
overflows, potentially in your home or yard.
Other items, such as certain paper products, cat litter, and
prescription drugs should never be put down the drain or flushed
down the toilet. Unused and expired prescription drugs can be
disposed of in the Police Department lobby 24/7.
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Garbage/Recycling Collection Clean-Up Days
The Village will be hosting two (2) Clean-Up Days on April 6 and
October 5. Clean-Up Days are held in the Department of Public
Works parking lot from 9am – 12pm. Please enter from Regent
Road. Acceptable items include:
»» Garbage
»» Recycling
»» Yard waste
»» Scrap metal
»» Documents for shredding
»» Electronics (no monitors or TVs)
»» Mattresses
»» Bikes
»» Clothing and textiles
»» Light bulbs
»» Engine oil
»» Cell phones
»» Eye glasses
»» Ink cartridges
»» Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity donations.
A monetary or three non-perishable food item donations benefitting
Hunger Task Force will be required for resident participation. If
you’d like to volunteer to help work the event, please email Lynn at
lgalyardt@baysidewi.gov.
Drop-Off Days
The Village will be hosting six (6) Drop-Off Days this year, which
provide an opportunity for residents to bring recycling, yard waste,
scrap metal, and electronics (TV and monitor fees must be paid in
advance) to the Department of Public Works parking lot. Please
enter from Fairy Chasm Road. The events are held on Saturdays
and run from 9 – 11:30am.
The 2019 Drop-Off Days will be held on:
»» May 18
»» June 15
2019 Collection Calendars »» July 20
are available online on the Village website »» August 17
»» September 21
(www.baysidewi.gov).
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March 2019 6
Adopt-A-Tree Drug Take Back Day
The Village is again offering its Adopt-A-Tree Program. The cost per Make cleaning out your unused prescription medication part of
tree is $100, which includes the tree, planting, mulching, and initial your Spring cleaning this year. The Police Department will be
watering. Trees will be planted in the right-of-way. There are five hosting the annual Wisconsin Department of Justice Dose of
different options for you to choose from: Reality drug take back event on April 27, 2019, in an effort to
»» River Birch safely dispose of prescription medication.
»» Hackberry Not only does this help keep our waters clean, it also keeps
»» Eastern Redbud medication out of unwanted hands that can lead to drug abuse.
»» Exclamation London Plane Tree If you can't make it to this event, the Police Department has a
»» Ironwood medication drop box in the lobby open 24/7 where you can safely
If you would like a tree, please fill out the following survey: www. and discreetly drop off medication. Please be aware that we do not
surveymonkey.com/r/JCDSDZC. accept inhalers, sharps?, shampoo, or other beauty products. Last
year, the Police Department collected 499 pounds of prescription
Be sure to provide a phone number or email address for the Village drugs. Since 2012, the Village has collected over 3,000 pounds of
to contact you. prescription drugs.
Payment can be provided: For more information, visit the Police Department’s website: www.
Online (https://www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/plc/7652) – Put baysidewi.gov/146/Police
Adopt-A-Tree in the description
Cash or check by mail or in-person at Village Hall – 9075 N
Regent Road, Bayside, WI 53217.
Trees are available on a first come, first serve basis. Fill out the
survey and reserve your new tree today!
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2019 Dog and Cat Licensing and MADACC Colorectal Cancer Screening
Annual Vaccine Clinic Behind lung cancer, colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of
It’s that time of year again! Dog and cat death from cancer in the U.S., affecting both men and women of all
licenses need to be renewed annually and races and ethnicities. The colon and rectum are parts of the digestive
your 2018 license expired on December system. Colorectal cancer often begins as a growth called a polyp
31, if you have not already renewed. All inside the colon or rectum. Early detection is key, as colorectal cancer
dogs and cats in Milwaukee County are is highly treatable if caught early.
required to be licensed each year and you Often, there are no symptoms, especially in the early stages of the
will be charged a late fee if you purchase disease. Most people experience occasional constipation and/or diarrhea,
your license after March 31. but prolonged or chronic episodes could be a concern and should be
MADACC has a great program to make discussed with a physician. Changes in stool shape, color or the passing
this process easier for you. To purchase of excessive gas may also be concerning. Blood in the stool, which
a license, an owner is required to show can be any shade of red or appear black or tar-like should raise alarm.
proof of rabies. If you do not have a Talk with your primary care physician about any concerning signs or
current rabies vaccine for your dog or cat, symptoms. You may be referred to a gastroenterologist, a specialist who
MADACC has a vaccine clinic each year focuses on diseases of the digestive system.
on the last Saturday in March. This year, the clinic is scheduled to be A colonoscopy is a procedure to look inside the rectum and colon for
held at MADACC (3839 West Burnham Street, West Milwaukee) on polyps, abnormal areas or cancer. A colonoscopy is recommended for
Saturday, March 30, 2019 at 10am – 2pm. adults starting at age 50. If there is a family history of colon polyps,
At this clinic, we offer rabies and distemper/combo vaccines for dogs bowel disease or colorectal cancer, screening usually begins sooner.
and cats for $5 each. Licenses are $12 for sterilized animals and $24 for Many insurances will cover the cost of various screening tests which
intact animals. You are also able to get a microchip for your pet that is include stool tests, sigmoidoscopy, and colonoscopy.
registered for you for only $20. We have participants pre-pay by filling
If uninsured, go to www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/health-care-coverage/
out a form online from our website www.madacc.org, or by stopping
index.htm or call 800-362-3002 to apply for Badgercare.
by in person to complete the paperwork and pay. This expedites the
clinic, so you just pick up your packet, visit the vet and you are on
your way! Call MADACC for more information about this affordable
annual clinic at 414-649-8640.
Fall Prevention
In 2018, North Shore Fire/Rescue responded to more than 8,400 calls
for service; more than any other year since our inception in 1995.
Of these calls, more than 6,000 were for emergency medical services
(EMS). Furthermore, more than 600 of the EMS related calls, or
roughly 10%, were for lifting-assistance; or patients who had fallen and
were uninjured but unable to get up.
The North Shore Fire/Rescue Community Risk Reduction Bureau is
making fall prevention a focus in 2019. As part of this focus, we will be
working to follow up with every patient who falls and requires lifting
assistance. During this first call, the patient will be offered a FREE
Home Safety Assessment (if they’ve not had one in the past two years).
If the resident suffers a subsequent fall, North Shore Fire/Rescue, in
partnership with the North Shore Health Department, will offer a Fall
Risk Assessment Screening. If the resident again declines these services,
a second letter will be mailed, explaining the initiative and offering
both the assessment and the screening. The letter will also outline that
failure to engage with the Fire Department and/or Health Department
programs may result in a lift-assist fee of $200 per future occurrence.
It is important to note that the intent of this program is to prevent
future falls and keep the residents across the communities safe at home
without ever needing to charge the fee.
To learn more about the fall prevention initiatives, or to schedules
Experience
a FREE Home Safety Assessment, please call our Community Risk Life with Color!
Reduction Bureau at 414-357-0113 ext. 1101, or visit our website, petroueyecare.com | Glendale
www.nsfire.org.
March 2019 8
Community CORNER
SAT. MARCH 16
March 2019 Tickets are available at the door (enter at the Book Sale (Sponsored by Boswell Books)
north door from the parking lot on Wildwood will be free & open to the public in the
Dog Days at Lynden Hyatt Atrium on Sat. April 6th.
@Lynden Sculpture Garden Ave.), from Kiwanis members or at Winkie’s
Store in WFB. Conference sponsored by WisRWA
10 am - 5 pm (Wisconsin Romance Writers)
Free to dogs and members or with Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers
Fee: Varied - Advance Registration
admission to the sculpture garden. dedicated to changing the world, one child and
Required
Bring your canine friends for an afternoon one community at a time. All proceeds will
FMI Visit: wisrwa.org/conference/
of romping in the garden. Dogs must be benefit Kiwanis youth charities.
leashed and considerate of other visitors, kiwanisnorthshoremke.com
SAT. MARCH 2
canine and human. Cross-country skiers,
FRI.& SAT. APRIL 5-6, 6th Annual MS Ass-Kickin' With
snowshoers and spring puddle-jumpers are
welcome! Writers’ Conference Chinese Food!
More information: https://www. @Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, Congregation Sinai,
lyndensculpturegarden.org/dog-days 333 W. Kilbourn Ave. 8223 N. Port Washington Road, Fox Point
9am – 5:30pm (both days) Make a quick stop or stay awhile…Milt will
SAT. MARCH 30 be cooking authentic Chinese appetizers and
Pancake Breakfast with the Bunny Join fellow writers and meet authors at this
multi-day writing conference. dishes all night (Gluten friendly and vegetarian
@Bay Shore Lutheran Church, 1200 E. options will be served).
Hampton Road, Whitefish Bay The conference will offer all genre fiction writers
extensive opportunities to acquire or advance 5:30 -9:30pm
8am - 11am General Admission (Seating not guaranteed):
$7 per adult (10 & up) & $5 per child (over their writing skills. Writers of all levels are
encouraged to attend, as workshops and panels $25 Suggested Minimum Donation per person
2 years of age). Chef's table in the kitchen: $100 minimum
Come celebrate spring at the North Shore will be available for beginners as well as seasoned
pros. Presentations range from craft to book donation per person (2 seats already
Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast with the Bunny. reserved...14 More seats available)
Enjoy photos with the Bunny, raffles, face marketing to genre-specific topics. Presentors
include: Lisa Cron, Angela Ackerman and 100% of donations go to Hwang's Wok-ers for
painting, and a delicious breakfast featuring MS Walk 2019.
pancakes, sausage, juice, milk & coffee. Wisconsin author, Amy E. Reichert. Keynote
speaker is author, Maya Rodale.
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Family FEATURE
PhotoJENic Photography
There isn’t a snowstorm in Wisconsin that can keep
PhotoJENic Photography the McCain family from getting outside and playing!
Lex and Bobbie McCain and their two kids, Grayson (12) and London
(8) moved to Bayside three years ago and they love their neighborhood,
three blocks west of Lake Drive. “We love how quiet and serene it is,”
Bobbie said.
Working Out with Bobbie was born and raised in Sheboygan and Lex grew up in Glendale
(a Nicolet grad).
Lex is a former Hawkeye at Iowa University and now heads up the
the McCain Family
mortgage division at Huntington Bank. Bobbie is a graduate of UW-
Milwaukee and just recently started as the Digital Marketing Director at
Batteries Plus Bulbs. Prior to that, she worked for 19 years in Marketing
and eCommerce for Bon Ton Department Stores (also known as Boston
By Tricia Quinnies Store), until the company began liquidation in June of 2018.
Lex, Bobbie, Grayson and London all love sports, staying active and
healthy competition!
Lex enjoys basketball, football and coaching the kids’ sports activities.
Bobbie teaches Zumba at the North Shore WAC. She has always
March 2019 10PhotoJENic Photography
enjoyed dance. During high school and college thing we know, we
Bobbie participated on the dance teams and were running our own
after, she danced for the Milwaukee Mustangs. league!”
Now she uses her love of dance to help others “The league has really grown, from about 65
They went to Ann Arbor last November
on their fitness journeys. kids the first season to over 160 kids now,”
where the flag football league competed in a
“I absolutely love the joy that Zumba brings Bobbie said. “Seeing the kids having so much
tournament with eighty other teams. When
to people! After their great workouts, people fun playing and learning the fundamentals
they returned home to Bayside, they brought
always say to me that they didn’t even realize of football is the best! We have met so many
with them the U11 Division championship!
they were working so hard! It’s such a great wonderful people and have made such great
friends because of the league.” Congrats to the McCain family and thanks
outlet for me.”
for making Baysiders jump a little higher with
Grayson and London love, “ALL things sports.” The McCain family is fond of road trips and
neighborhood pride!
They are very active kids like mom and dad. the most recent one was the most memorable.
They both play tennis, basketball and flag
football and love playing outside. “Neighbors
are used to seeing them riding up and down the
block on their scooters all summer long!”
Side Note: If you look close at ads for Champs
or Kohl’s, you might spot Grayson in one of
them as he also does some modeling between
passing and punting!
Three years ago, Lex and Bobbie began
operating a youth football league called NFL
North Shore Flag. It’s a division of the NFL’s
Play 60 initiative which encourages kids to be
active for at least sixty minutes per day. Lex and
Bobbie run the league outside of their already
busy day jobs because they support the mission
of Play 60 and live it with their two sport-
loving kids!
“Lex really wanted an opportunity for Grayson
to be able to continue to play flag football
after 4th grade,” Bobbie said, “which is when
recreation flag football ends. We weren’t quite
ready to allow him to play tackle, so the next
11 The Village S ceneFamily PLANNING
Wealth FEATURE
YOU CAN’T TIME THE MARKET
Courtesy of: Jan Dyke, CFP® | First Vice President | Senior Portfolio Manager | Financial Advisor
Branch Name: Morgan Stanley – 411 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 2200, Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-226-3027
Why You Should Avoid Practicing Market Timing tools to analyze the factors affecting stock prices, it is very difficult to
There are many things that could affect the overall equity market forecast future stock market movements.
and any individual stocks you may own—from economic trends to Also, missing out on just some days in a market cycle can drag down
geopolitical events like an election. What is certain is that the market returns considerably. The S&P 500 generated an annualized return of
will always have its peaks and dips. 9.6% between 1990 to 2018 for investors who were invested during
This market cycle can make it tempting for investors to attempt to that entire period. Investors who missed just the 15 best days during
buy and sell stocks at particular times to maximize gains and avoid that period only enjoyed returns of 3.6%, and investors who missed the
down periods. This investment strategy is known as market timing, the best 90 days actually suffered an annualized loss of 3.5%.3
practice of moving in and out of the market based on predicting when Market Timing Can Carry Costs
the market will shift.1 Along with possibly missing out on market gains, market timing can
Missing out on Market Moves have other penalties. The transaction costs from buying and selling
Although the idea of market timing can be tempting, it is also extremely stocks can add up and drag down overall returns. In addition, investors
difficult for most investors to predict the future of the market. In fact, who do sell stocks for a gain will likely trigger capital gains taxes, again
those who try to time the market may actually underperform investors reducing their overall profit.1
who simply buy and hold stocks.2 Creating and staying with a financial strategy can help you avoid
One reason is the tendency of the market to experience big upswings making rash moves in response to what’s happening in the market. A
and downswings on adjacent days during periods of market volatility. Financial Advisor can help you tailor a framework that’s set against your
That means an investor who sells after a substantial down day for the long-term goals and considers key aspects of your financial life, from
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2 www.forbes.com/sites/simonmoore/2016/03/07/the-myth-of-
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