I will try to reduce the portfolio turnover and trading frequency in this model in 2012 by staying focused on longer-term performance.
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Investors are always dealing with a murky future, but I must say that things are far more murky than usual.
It looks like the start of 2012 is going to be as volatile as 2011, with unresolved European issues, expanding U.S debt and presidential elections.
day moving average (MA) green line crosses below the 200 day moving average red line, signaling a bearish market. Also notice that at the end of September, the
I’m hopeful that longer-term trends should soon establish themselves, as markets always eventually do enter long-term trending stages.
2011 was a challenging year for investors, and for the Healthcare model it was particularly difficult.