S&P 500 Index Investing - lost 1.35% during May 2011 - but what is it YTD and YoY?
Submitted by SP 500 on June 1, 2011 - 12:34
The S&P 500 has been growing your savings in dollars over the last year.
During the month of May 2011, the S&P 500 lost 1.35%. By the end of May, however, the S&P 500 gained 7% so far this year.
Year-on-year, compared to end of May 2010, the S&p 500 is up 23%.
Click here to see the S&P 500 history chart.
We publish every month the updated long-term trend indicators for the S&P 500 on this website.
Finally a Simple Stock Market Investing Strategy for You and Me
Submitted by Van Beek on May 24, 2011 - 12:23Why I am passionate about this simple stock market strategy: because it works for you and me.
Hey, I am happy you are here on this page. You can see and read here why I am so passionate about Stock Trend Investing. In summary: finally a simple stock market strategy that works for you and me.
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Trend Signals Empower You to Make Money in the Stock Market
Submitted by Van Beek on May 17, 2011 - 09:20
Simple trend signals let you ride the stock market and grow your savings
Stock market prices move in long-term trends. These trends cannot be predicted, but they can be recognized. You can get signals that indicate the direction of the trend in stock market index prices. And with the right trend signals, you can get a great long-term return on investment of your savings.
How to be a Long-term Winner in the Stock Market
Submitted by Van Beek on May 12, 2011 - 12:49
It takes less time than running a marathon per month to be a long-term winner in the stock market
Winning long-term in the stock market requires a fundamental different approach and mindset than placing short-term bets or acting on ad-hoc information. There are two basic alternative strategies to be a successful long-term investor in the stock market. Choose the one that suits you best.
A long-term winning stock market investing approach is:
- Repeatable
- Sustainable
- Consistent
- Objective
Such an approach is the opposite of betting and based on substance.
Trend Following Strategies for Professionals and Savers
Submitted by Van Beek on May 11, 2011 - 07:20
Trend Following like professionals can be an expensive investment strategy
Some Trend Following strategies are only suitable for professionals. Others are just the right approach for people with savings who are not a professional investor. Here you get a high level overview of what different type of strategies are out there.
