The Dow Jones has reached a new record high what does it mean for investors though? Learn what happened last time the Dow reached a new high, and why this time looks to be different.
2. October 9, 2007: Dow Jones 14,164
March 6, 2009: Dow Jones 6,626 (down over 50% in 18
months)
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3. What That Means?
If you invested in October 2007 and just held on, you
are FINALLY back to even.
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4. Long term Indicators
Percentage of Funds in Positive Trends: flipped to O's
November 2007 -----> sell signal January 2008
SPX vs Cash: turned negative in November 2007---->
sell signal in June 2008
Bullish Percent Mutual funds flipped to O's
November 2007----> gave sell signal July 2008
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5. Mutual Funds and ETF’s
Tracking the Dow Jones: $27 billion
Tracking the S&P500: $1.5 trillion
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6. For every dollar that tracks the Dow, $50 tracks the
S&P500
Highest closing price on S&P500 (same day as Dow):
October 9, 2007 @ 1565
Highest intra-day price on S&P500: October 11, 2007
@ 1576
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7. Chart courtesy of Dorsey Wright & Associates
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of the securities mentioned here.
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or sell any investment.
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support (at) mullooly (dot) net
732-223-9000
www.mullooly.net
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