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5 Ways to Catch 2013’s Market Boom

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How many times have you read about a stock market crash and about how bad the economy is and then found out that, whilst the doomsters have been moaning on, the stock market has rocketed and you have missed it?

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Most people missed the whole recovery. If, instead of reading the media, you had bought the Dow at its low in 2009 you would have doubled your money by now.

With a free ADVFN.com account that lets you watch the markets live you don’t have to make that mistake again.

Today, thanks to ADVFN online and our mobile App (Google Play & App Store), there are ways to avoid missing the next big market rally instead of waiting for years only to be told that today was a new market high only to find out your missed the biggest rally in decades.

The next stock market boom is coming.

Here are 5 reasons why:

  • The economy of the US and China are recovering together. Recovery = strong stocks.

  • The euro crisis has stabilised with interest rates in PIIG countries like Ireland, Portugal and Italy falling back to normality. Stable Europe = strong stocks.

  • The Dow hasn’t really risen for 12 years, it’s gone sideways. If it breaks its old highs this could signal that a new stock market era has begun. Long term price range break outs = big stock market moves. In this case a big rally.

  • Bonds have had a massive rally since the 1982-2000 stock rally. The bond rally is coming to a close now and in 2013/14 stocks will swap places with bonds in the same way bonds swapped with shares in 2000 as the next big thing.

  • If you believe that there will be inflation in the near future, the consequence is bonds fall and equities rise. Stocks will rise when inflation takes off and will rocket if inflation takes off bit time

  • Here are 5 ways to keep track.

  • Keep track of the Dow, FTSE, Cac40, Dax, etc. It will be on the front page of your free ADVFN.com account. Give it at least a 10 second look every day so you can keep a feel for how the market is fairing, whatever the doom-meisters are saying.

  • Look at the long term chart of the Dow, Nasdaq, FTSE etc. don’t let bad news fool you about where things really are. Thousands of rich, smart professionals are trading the market every day, why not join them? They will show by their actions what the real story is, by driving the price of the stock market.

  • When you consider trading or investing, do not rely solely on your broker’s information and price feed. Look for information, advance tools and gossip on the internet. Don’t believe a word of it but keep an eye on the chatter of the internet bulletin boards like ADVFN’s and Investorshub.

  • Get a mobile App like ADVFN’s mobile service. Use your down time to follow developments; don’t wait till you get home from work to find out what has been happening. It’s a good way to keep on top of the action during market hours.

  • Get market news and alerts about your stocks sent to you in email. Companies are increasingly unhappy about people surfing the web in work hours. An email is an efficient way to keep tabs on news and price action via alerts without the flashy graphics and non-work style screens that internet sites show.


    The stock market is one of the key ways to build wealth for the future, but it is easy to get cut off from the information flow because of work and other commitments. The coming years may be a historic time in stocks so the key is to stay in touch so you can catch the next big wave.
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