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Long Term Outlook

If you’ve “subscribed” to get web site updates to keep one eye on the market while you do other things… this post is for you.

In my post “Market Timing for Dummies” I describe a methodology that I use to help us decide if we want to be generally in, or generally out of stocks. It’s not necessary to go into detail about the methodology of the indicator we use, as I go into it in detail here.

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Also, as a “bribe” for subscribing, you would have received a free report that describes how we use this indicator, how to calculate it and how to get it on your computer desktop for free.

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Oh yeah… Why am I mentioning this now? Because as of Friday July 2nd, 2010, we kicked into a Bear Market according to this indicator.

Will the market crash? Will the indicator show a “false negative”? Hard to say, but rules is rules and if you’re following this indicator for some of your long term stock investments… well, it’s time to exit them for right now.

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