In the midst of a bear market, there are eight secrets that will pave the way to bear market profits:
Don’t Let a Bad Stock Take You Down
The first bad news is never the last, as so many investors found out when the Internet bubble imploded in 2000 and quickly eradicated $14 trillion of wealth. If the fundamentals don't match up with the stock's price, don't buy it.
A good example of this is what happened to Qualcomm during the Internet bubble disaster. You were a happy camper if you caught the ride from March 1999 when QCOM was just under $8 to December 1999 when it hit $88. However the fundamentals started to breakdown in January 2000 and kept going until August 2002 when it hit a low of $13.75. That was a long and painful two years for many people.
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Five Keys to Value Investing Profits
Some say this style of investing is broken, but there is a time and a place for this technique to work when you keep your focus.
Which Party Is Actually Better For the Markets?
While many people believe that Republicans are better for the markets, historical data on the Dow doesn't seem to support that notion.
Be Selectively Bullish During the Financial Crisis
The Street's assumptions are wrong (again). You can pick your places to start buying now.
Keith Fitz-Gerald has a winning formula that will help traders get the profits they desire.
