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Author Archives: Joel Wenger
Market Commentary – Bear Market Far from Over
Below is more commentary from another investing firm (Comstock Partners, Inc.) on the recent market turmoil. The market erroneously assumed that the recovery would follow the pattern of typical post-war expansions and rallied strongly from the early 2009 bottom to … Continue reading
Markets aren’t falling – Deja Vu – 2008
Remember…the markets aren’t falling…they’re just undergoing a gravitational altitude correction. http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:cms:video:thedailyshow.com:164179 The Daily Show – Crisis in the ChartlandGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-march-17-2008/crisis-in-the-chartland
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Tagged market trends
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Market Futures – Ugly Edition
“Hold on to your butts.” – Samuel L. Jackson – Jurassic Park Sunday evening and market futures are down ~2%.
United States loses AAA credit rating
I guess it serves me right for heading to bed early on a Friday night. I wake up to terrible news for the US investor. Our bluff has been called. I can’t say I’m surprised. We were living on borrowed … Continue reading
Tactical Asset Allocation and Secular Bear Markets
Excellent advice from B. Ritholtz: During a secular bear market, an investor’s job is to manage risk and preserve capital During a secular bull market, an investor’s job is to maximize return Before going further, a let’s review these key … Continue reading
Best Asset Classes – July 2011 Edition
Source: July Recap… Fixed Income and Real Assets RollEconomPichttp://econompicdata.blogspot.com/2011/08/july-recap-fixed-income-and-real-assets.html
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Tagged asset allocation, asset class, diversification
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Preparing for a Complete Meltdown
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Tagged business, economy, money, personal finance
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