10-Word Stock Market Timing
Here it is, in just 10 words: Market goes up, get in. Market goes down, get out.
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Here it is, in just 10 words: Market goes up, get in. Market goes down, get out.
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Many experts says 30% of your equity portfolio should be invested internationally.
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Look for stocks that have been in uptrends for at least 13 weeks—there is a momentum component to investing strategy.
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Dates of past Blastoff Indicators:
2/6/91
11/5/98
5/2/03
1/12/04
4/29/09
8/3/09
10/5/10
10/24/11
1/4/13
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One in three Americans will run out of money in retirement. A good way to avoid that trap is to invest in retirement stocks.
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Dividend stocks aren’t going to make you rich overnight. They can significantly build up your nest egg if you buy and hold them for years, or even decades.
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Emerging markets stocks are among the fastest-growing investments in the global marketplace. The rapid growth of emerging markets is what makes their stocks so appealing.
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The stock market can be a scary place to try and navigate on your own. That’s where we come in.
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The first—and perhaps biggest—challenge of options trading is understanding what an option is. The rest is profit.
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Stock market investing has always been an effective way to build wealth. In a world of low interest rates, it has become a necessity.
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History shows that dividend income is an important part of your total return when investing in common stocks.
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There are several general strategies you can use to manage your winning stocks. Here is a range of possibilities to consider.
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Mike Cintolo shares tips based on how the market actually works...as opposed to how many investors think it works.
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Stock prices are determined by people. People who drive stocks to irrational heights and sell them to irrational depths. Take Crocs for example.
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The stock market and the individual stocks that make up the stock market have always bounced back and forth from overvalued to undervalued to overvalued.
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Each year end, I review my investing strengths and weaknesses, examining stock charts of previous buys and sells, comparing them to market action, and so on.
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A bear market is not tolerant of aggressive behavior. The effects of your mistakes are magnified—the secret to surviving the bear market is adapting.
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