I've just got my master strategist, practitioner certification in Neuro Linguistic Programming learning all sorts of wonderful facts, you'll continue to share with you over the coming weeks and months. For example, did you know that the flow of information in our minds at a rate of 2-4 million bits per second, and yet we can only digest the 134 bits per second? This means that the overflow of information flooding our minds in a similar rate of water blasting from an open fire hydrant. We "filter", which actually enters our minds clear information that does not make sense, distorted information based on our beliefs, and / or generalization.
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Everyone has a task, characterized by printing on them. They've won the attention of people who never knew what the Dow Jones was a year ago. Let's now give Juggernaut have on our thoughts and attention and thinking about our individual response to this financial situation.
It was said that he can not buy happiness. Happiness currency is always fluid, always available to those who deal in his day, or those who dare to learn to deal in it everyday. It is our choice. We owe it to yourself to marshal their own resources when they are outside our control are less predictable, and the captain of our own ships, especially when the waters are turbulent.
It was said that he can not buy happiness. Happiness currency is always fluid, always available to those who deal in his day, or those who dare to learn to deal in it everyday. It is our choice. We owe it to yourself to marshal their own resources when they are outside our control are less predictable, and the captain of our own ships, especially when the waters are turbulent.
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Here are some facts courtesy of the Fund's adviser dimensions, institutional asset management company that I use in Santa Monica, CA:
We are now in 10th bear market in the last 50 years for U.S. stocks (defined as the peak to trough drop of 15% or more of Standard & Poor's 500 ).
of 9 October 2007 to 15 October 2008 Standard & Poor's 500 fell 39.53 %.
For comparison, the last bear market, their rate of decline, and the duration follows:
9th-March 2000 October 2002 fell 49.2%, lasting 28 mos (Bill Gross said: "Stocks are nowhere near their bottom, " in September 2002)
25 August 1987 - 4 December 1987 decreased by 33.5% for 3 months. January 11, 1973 - 3 October 1974 fell 48.2% over 23 months. (46% of adults fear second Great Depression, which never happened, of course .)
29 November 1968 - 26 May 1970 36.1% over 18 mos 12 December 1961 - 26 June 1962 28% more than 6 months
In any of these cases, the markets recovered and paid huge dividends to those who remained, of course. In the middle of vein-popping newscasters and financial prognosticators, as well as investors held their ship wheel steady, refusing to be buffeted about by unnecessary noise.
Earlier "unprecedented events"include, but are not limited to:
highest interest rates in the last 150 years appear in 1981 Y2K planning is huge, but that whole era is hard to remember now Dow fell 17% after 9 / 11 and recovered SARS virus in 2003 threatened to bankrupt the world, but not 2002 shares gain 969 points in 4-9th day October low, then the highest 4-day gains since 1933 March 2003-fixed-income investors bought lock the lowest yield in 44 years, when the shares were clearly the lowest price of the property and "best buy".
I will bring you big news from today to save you tuning in
Social Security's cost of living benefits are published today, resulting in a 5.8% jump in pay of more than 50 million Seniors into force on 1 January 2009, the strengthening of the average monthly check of $ 1,090 to $ 1,153. credit crisis has already loosened, argues that the "bailout" plan called TARP-Troubled Asset Relief Program starts to work. gas prices continue their decline. Every 1 percent drop in a gallon of gas results in the billions of dollars in potential demand, 2 cents translates to two billion U.S. dollars in spending ... You get the point. We need consumer confidence and spending, so this is great news.
discipline in all life, or to act when action is necessary to completely, or to purchase insurance before we need, and / or purchase of securities when the "world" is running for cover. These two actions appear somewhat counterintuitive is essential for long-term success.
What is the most successful stock picker in history are you doing today? Buying shares? (Not that I am recommending buying wholesale today, however, as it would certainly appear that the issues still to be answered and market volatility will certainly continue.) However, Warren Buffet is really buying the shares, together with a bunch of other investors too, else we would not have been worse as 154 points on the Dow, after the dire predictions and tickertape the streets of NYC this morning reading STOCKS DIVE, even before the market opening. 'Nuff said.
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