Stock Market Summary 13.05.11
Yesterday’s market action was neutral.
Starting with the positives, the indexes dropped but bullishly reversed helping them close with healthy gains. The move was made with above average volume indicating institutional buying. The indexes were…
How to Beat the Market over the Long-Term
On Wednesday I shared with you why people want to know how to beat at the market. This is not easy to do. In fact 90% of professional fund managers fail to beat the market. And so notice here that 10% do beat it and many of those 10% will be people who beat it consistently. These are the ones to focus one. The method I use that has fortunately helped me to beat the market since 1999 is something called ISA Trend Investing.
This method of investing is not flawless, but the timing element has managed to catch the start of every single bull market (up market) in the last 50 years. As always, timing is everything.
How to Beat the Market over the Long-Term
Some people want to know how to beat at the market. This is not easy to do. In fact 90% of professional fund managers fail to beat the market. And so notice here that 10% do beat it and many of those 10% will be people who beat it consistently. These are the ones to focus one. The method I use that has fortunately helped me to beat the market since 1999 is something called ISA Trend Investing.
This method of investing is not flawless, but the timing element has managed to catch the start of every single bull market (up market) in the last 50 years. As always, timing is everything.
A Rare Investment Opportunity
History shows that the returns enjoyed by investors who can overcome their instinct to seek safe haven in difficult times could be significantly higher in the long-term. When you look at history, you find that extended periods of poor performance have almost always led to periods of above-average performance.
Shadow Investing with ISACO – Part 4
Shadow investing is a new concept allowing affluent individuals to achieve tax-free index beating returns using a stocks and shares ISA, a personal pension, or a SIPP.
