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S&P 500 Up 70% of Years from 1928 to 2008 - Aaron Skloff, AIF, CFA, MBA - CEO Skloff Financial Group

by Aaron Skloff, AIF, CFA, MBA on Mar 23, 2009

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S&P 500 Up 70% of Years from 1928 to 2008

S&P 500 Up 70% of Years from 1928 to 2008

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Aaron Skloff, AIF, CFA, MBA , CEO at Skloff Financial Group Maybe you were around from 1988 to 2008?
If so, you would have done quite well simply remaining invested versus timing (missing) the market.
See:
http://www.slideshare.net/askloff/missing-best-days-sp-500-19982008

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guest2f3cfa The issue isn't the bell curve or the ratio of the positive vs. negative years of the market's performance, but rather the particular date and time with which you (or anyone in our lifetime is invested). I don't know about you but, I certainly wasn't around in 1928, in fact, I don't know anyone who is. So, this doesn't mean anything when you actually drill down to the bare facts. 3 years ago Reply
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guest4f5430c I totally agree with that. The issue that many investors are facing is that they were overinvested in equities and as a result, their paper losses are much higher than what is bearable for them. Maybe people will rediscover the necessity of risk management... 3 years ago Reply
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S&P 500 Up 70% of Years from 1928 to 2008 - Aaron Skloff, AIF, CFA, MBA - CEO Skloff Financial Group — Presentation Transcript

Performance of the S&P 500 from 1928 to 2008 www.skloff.com
Source: Bloomberg. As of 12/31/28 – 12/31/08.