When it comes to investing, many people focus their attention solely on finding the "perfect" strategy. What many people fail to recognize, however, is the fact that all forms of investment markets have "seasons" just like the very predictable weather patterns of spring, summer, fall and winter. For example, it is fairly well-known that election year stock markets perform very well. If we step back, and analyze the performance of the stock market through out its documented history, we will see a very predictable pattern of performance. For example, years ending with 0 through 5 are poorly performing or negative stock market years. Years ending with 6 are generally transition years, with years 7 through 9 being strong to extremely strong. There are, of course, other f View the rest of this article
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
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