Prudence and a bit of luck can help investments grow quickly. There are a variety of investment opportunities available, and every day new ones keep popping up. There are certain basic principles which one can adhere to while making an investment decision. It doesn’t matter whether the investment is big or small; one must get [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Bear Market’
April 11th, 2010
Investments
Posted in Investments 
Tags: Bear Market, Circumstances, Credentials, Diversified Investments, Eggs In One Basket, Equity Investments, Financial Instrument, Invest, Investment Decision, Investment Decisions, Investment Opportunities, Investment Portfolio, Liquid Assets, Mutual Funds, New Investor, Prudence, Real Estate, Short Term Investments, Stocks
Tags: Bear Market, Circumstances, Credentials, Diversified Investments, Eggs In One Basket, Equity Investments, Financial Instrument, Invest, Investment Decision, Investment Decisions, Investment Opportunities, Investment Portfolio, Liquid Assets, Mutual Funds, New Investor, Prudence, Real Estate, Short Term Investments, StocksMarch 21st, 2010
Does a Faulty Barometer Herald a Storm for Stocks?
Posted in Stocks and Shares Tags: Asset Allocation, Barometer, Bear Market, Correlation, Djia, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Industrial, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Future Stock, Inception, Januarys, Nasdaq Composite Index, Otc Stocks, Proponents, Spr, Stock Market Performance, Stock Prices, Stock Traders, Yale Hirsch, Yardstick
Tags: Asset Allocation, Barometer, Bear Market, Correlation, Djia, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Industrial, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Future Stock, Inception, Januarys, Nasdaq Composite Index, Otc Stocks, Proponents, Spr, Stock Market Performance, Stock Prices, Stock Traders, Yale Hirsch, YardstickShould you fire your financial advisor and hire a month in order to optimize your asset allocation?
Probably so, if you believe proponents of a time-honored indicator of future stock market performance known as The January Barometer. The Barometer simply states that As goes January, so goes the year, and its racked up [...]
March 7th, 2010
Give Me Egg Yellows
Posted in Investing Tags: Advic, Antagonism, Bear Market, Clear Sky, Coffee Cup, Complacency, Distant Storm, Egg Whites, Egg Yolk, Fast Food Restaurants, High Protein, Hometown Team, Misfortune, Muscle Building, Neighborhood Health, Orange Juice Glass, Second Opinion, Storm Clouds, Town People, Yellows
Tags: Advic, Antagonism, Bear Market, Clear Sky, Coffee Cup, Complacency, Distant Storm, Egg Whites, Egg Yolk, Fast Food Restaurants, High Protein, Hometown Team, Misfortune, Muscle Building, Neighborhood Health, Orange Juice Glass, Second Opinion, Storm Clouds, Town People, YellowsThere once lived a man fixated on contrarianism. If a clear sky blessed his town, he pointed to the distant storm clouds over the horizon. When the hometown team played its rival, he cheered diligently for the opponent. And as the stock market posted tremendous gains, he preached of a bear market seduction.
Dont be [...]
February 14th, 2010
Does a Faulty Barometer Herald a Storm for Stocks?
Posted in Investing Tags: Asset Allocation, Barometer, Bear Market, Correlation, Djia, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Industrial, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Future Stock, Inception, Januarys, Nasdaq Composite Index, Otc Stocks, Proponents, Spr, Stock Market Performance, Stock Prices, Stock Traders, Yale Hirsch, Yardstick
Tags: Asset Allocation, Barometer, Bear Market, Correlation, Djia, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Industrial, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Future Stock, Inception, Januarys, Nasdaq Composite Index, Otc Stocks, Proponents, Spr, Stock Market Performance, Stock Prices, Stock Traders, Yale Hirsch, YardstickShould you fire your financial advisor and hire a month in order to optimize your asset allocation?
Probably so, if you believe proponents of a time-honored indicator of future stock market performance known as The January Barometer. The Barometer simply states that As goes January, so goes the year, and its racked up [...]