An Investor’s Guide To Winning In a Bear Market. By TimelessWealth.net, May 23rd, 2010
Misinformation is a widespread practice on Wall Street. Consequently, this creates a convenient platform for influential networks and media outlets to subdue the general (often unsuspecting) public and skew (manipulate) information in their favor. In a recent article, Phillip Davis breaks down CNBC's market coverage of Thursday's trading session, challenging the numerous statements made by analysts at the time.
In related news, TimelessWealth.net Staff advise investors to take everything they hear, read, and see with a grain of salt - and perhaps an Advil for that matter (at least for the time being). The rule of thumb states that both bull and bear markets are exaggerated, which is essentially why corrections exist - to validate and restore equilibrium in the market(s). But the question is not what is going on (if you haven't heard, we'll keep you up to speed) or why is what's going on...well, going on (there are enough "gurus" sharing their "expertise" on the matters). Our readers are more interested in how to brace for what's going on and sequentially end up making some 'coin' when it's all said and done. Our members have asked for guidance and so we give you three simple ideas to bank on.
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