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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Fear keeps investors from gains ***** must read

"It's simple math. Once a broad market measure has satisfied several technical criteria -- such as trading above its 12-month average at the end of a month, or having its average price of the past 50 days surpass the value of its average price over the past 200 days -- then it's clear that the psychology of defeat has changed. With you or without you, no matter what you may think of the health of the U.S. economy and no matter whether you think China's strength is real or illusion, a bull market has begun, and new rules go into effect. Anyone who tries to fight the tape at that point will suffer"
Last year's swift, surprising plunge was so scarring that many investors may never look at securities the same way again. But hesitating now could mean that a big rally passes you by.

www.stockcaps.blogspot.com

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