Over 2008 and early 2009, the market value of the bonds and
stocks that investors held in their portfolio's suffered a significant
decline along with the general market. At the start of 2009 we
expected the likely turbulence
could continue beyond 2009 and well into 2010. However from March 2009 the
share markets have recovered significant lost ground. We don't know how long
the rally will last. We will be recommending our clients take some of the
profits (sell) when the prices pass the previous high tide mark plus a
reasonable return above inflation. We will then wait for the next market
correction to consider the buying opportunities. Although this worries investors,
such price declines present opportunities for investors who have funds
available to increase their positions.
Every investors mantra should be;
“Price is what you pay; value is what you get.”
Whether talking about groceries or stocks, every investor
likes buying quality merchandise when it is marked down.