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FYI: It has been a long—and many would say—well-earned period of outperformance for US assets. Since the global financial crisis, U.S. equities have soared on the twin tail winds of rising corporate profits and an easy Fed. Regards, Ted http://www.etf.com/sections/etf-strategist-corner/3-reasons?nopaging=1
"The trouble with financial markets is that long cycles end, and begin, unceremoniously. No welcoming party greets the new trend. No reception is held. And no bunting is hung to mark the inflection point. Rather, the significance of important events that punctuate them is usually only revealed in retrospect."
Are you sure? Aren't down trends started a few( % )points at a time, How come you can't get off the elevator anytime you want? Retain any % of profits you want....just asking.. Retrospect starts today...check your returns and discount all this "stuff"
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Are you sure? Aren't down trends started a few( % )points at a time, How come you can't get off the elevator anytime you want? Retain any % of profits you want....just asking..
Retrospect starts today...check your returns and discount all this "stuff"