Following Short-term Market Fluctuations Will Create Poor Investment Decisions
August 3, 2006
For the most part, you must ignore short-term market fluctuations because in these volatile markets they make absolutely no sense.
For example, stock markets have short rallies (sometimes just a one-day sharp rise) whenever people interpret the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman’s comments as less hawkish though most of the time since short inte…
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