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Investing in a Secular Bear Market

Author Michael Alexander
Publisher iUniverse, Inc.
Category Business & Economics
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ISBN / ASIN059534206X
ISBN-139780595342068
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Sales Rank3,538,779
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

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How to Invest in a Secular Bear Market is a sequel to Alexander's 2000 book Stock Cycles, which forecast the start of a secular bear market, a lengthy period of poor investment performance. Alexander describes the structure of a secular bear market and explains why they happen. He then shows what an investor can expect from this secular bear market over the next 5?10 years and provides some investing strategies."This is a brilliant and scholarly study that looks to create longer term capital gains in retirement accounts based on cycle investing. What I found particularly fascinating was the very detailed and well-researched studies on the socio-economic/cultural cycles of change throughout history. Wear your 'thinking cap' as the author shows you how to capitalize on these cycles in your IRA and 401(k) accounts." -Mohan 21st Century Futures"This is a 'must read' for anyone interested in the business cycles and their impact on investment dynamics and making money in the stock market. The book brings together multiple cycle theories in a comprehensive reading style." -Bruce Gulliver, Editor, Torpedo Watch
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