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Correct.

The only people not timing a market are those who do not enter it.

Dividend yields averaged about 5% during that twenty-year period, helping boost the annual return to 8% (after inflation) for people going "all in" at the bottom in 1932. A significant difference between then and now: dividend yields were over 10% in 1932, today they are 2%.

Now that we have nitpicked the OP's wording, do we have appropriate alternatives to suggest? His idea seems reasonable for a lot of people.

How long do you believe this bottom will hold?

My first reaction is that method is a subset of system.

May I ask your basis for this conclusion?

It appears the point has become moot.

Well said.

Is anyone currently not able to receive oil in sufficient quantities to meet their needs?

Possibly counter-intuitive, yet probably true.

How about this EOD package (which has a 30-day free trial): www.stratasearch.com.

Basis for this conclusion?

An excellent point. Risk awareness has increased recently, but the pendulum will swing the other way when institutional memories inevitably fade, allowing the cycle to continue.

Bingo.

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If true, they have a unique definition for "trial".

The answer can vary by person and software.

Technical and sentiment are not mutually exclusive.

Pun intended?