It is time to take a few days off. Time to charge my batteries in a totally different place. I will continue to follow the markets, of course. This is my passion.
This is a good seasonal period for the markets. The first quarter, however, is typically a nasty one for stocks.
Time will tell, of course.
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I will be happy to speak to your investment group on how the business cycle impacts investment strategies and the choice of asset classes.
George Dagnino, PhD
Editor, The Peter Dag Portfolio. Since 1977
Ranked Top Market Timer in 2009 by Timer Digest
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2 comments:
Hey George,
I know that when the yield curve goes flat then stock prices are likely to drop.
But, when the yield curve get very very steep then what does that mean?
A steep yield curve reflects an easy monetary policy. This is typically bullish for stocks.
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