22.09.22【豐富│財經起床號】黃詣庭談「聯準會強硬態度 重創市場信心」
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If you bought an S&P 500 tracking index at any point in time since 1900 and (key point) held onto that position for at least 20 years, you made money
1. When do you need the money that’s invested in the market?
2. Do you have trailing stops?
3. Can you handle a downturn emotionally?
1. Build a Shopping List
2. Stalk Your Targets
3. Watch the Chart
4. Use Support Levels
5. Average Up and Not Down
6. Trade Around a Core
Since the Great Depression, there have been two lost decades in the US stock market.
The first “lost decade” started around the 1970s - the Great Inflation. There was geopolitical disruptions eg. Yom Kippur War, Iran Revolution and the Vietnam War, interruptions in energy exports. During this period, the S&P 500 lost close to 50 per cent of its value across a 20-month period,
The second “lost decade” started around the 2000s, ending in the Great Recession.
Burst of the dot-com bubble, wiped out US$5 t in tech-firm market value between March and October of 2002. Then came the sub-prime crisis in 2008 when nearly 9m jobs were lost. In this period, the S&P fell 49.17 per cent from its high in October 2007 before bottoming out in March 2009.
There have been multiple bear markets (more than 20% decline in stock market) in the 150-plus year history of the US stock market, averaging once every 3.5 years.
1. Play a Strong Hand
2. Give Yourself an Edge
3. Know When to Fold ‘Em
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