Investment philosophy
Following the enormous price gains in the years 2003 to 2006, all stock markets have suffered huge losses over the past two years. Far-sighted investors are thus rightly concerned with questions like: Will we now see a long-term stock market boom? Will there be a protracted period of consolidation at a low level? Or is there the threat of further crashes on the stock markets?
Both a fundamental analysis and a technical assessment of the current situation show a confused picture, yet this must not necessarily remain the case. Stock market history teaches us that, unexpectedly and over a long period of time, even intact stock markets can decline sharply, as has recently been the case:
| SMI: -46.0% (6.1.07 - 11.21.08) |
Eurostoxx50: -52.5% (6.1.07 - 11.21.08) |
| RDX: -74.0% (5.8.06 - 11.20.08) |
Sensex: -59.5% (1.9.08 - 11.20.08) |
Stock market history also teaches us, however, that stock markets that are “believed to be dead” by many may unexpectedly rise sharply over a longer period of time:
| SMI: +159.4% (3.12.03 - 6.1.07) |
Eurostoxx50: +146.3% (3.12.03 - 6.1.07) |
| RDX: +418.6% (1.27.03 - 5.8.06) |
Sensex: +613.7% (4.25.03 - 1.9.08) |
Dynamic stock exchanges require a systematic investment strategy.
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