Investing in the second lost decade
Subtitle: a survival guide for keeping your profits up when the market is down
By: by Martin J. Pring and Joe D. Turner and Tom J. Kopas
Contributors: Turner, Joe D.; Kopas, Tom J.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780071797443
Subjects: Investments; Portfolio management
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: are you prepared for another lost decade ahead?; title: Why a second lost decade lies ahead; title: What are secular trends in stocks and why they matter to you; title: What forces cause secular trends in equity prices? : what do the turning points look like?; title: Inflation, inflation, inflation! : the secular bull market in commodities is already well underway; title: Looking out for a potential change to the upside for interest rates; title: Introduction to the business cycle; title: How the business cycle can be used as a roadmap for investing in bonds, stocks, and commodities; title: How to identify the stages using easy to follow indicators; title: Introducing the dow jones pring business cycle index : the all-season answer for the smiths; title: Portfolio risk management; title: Do it yourself or hire a money manager?; title: Conclusion and resources for additional information; title: Appendix A: Additional signs of secular turning points for equities; title: Appendix B: Supplementary observations relevant to the secular commodity bull market; title: Appendix C: Global aspects to the secular bear market in stocks; title: Appendix D: A guided tour of asset rotation around the business cycle; title: Stage I (Only bonds are bullish); title: Stage II (Only commodities are bearish); title: Stage III (Everything is bullish); title: Stage IV (Bonds begin a bear market but stocks and commodities remain bullish); title: Stage V (Only commodities are bullish); title: Stage VI (Nothing is bullish); title: Summary.