* June 2001 listed here for computation purposes, only.
The Long-term Indicant has yet to signal "bear."
The average annual gain delivered by the Long-term Indicant is 18% since 1920. Buy
and hold would have yielded an 8.6% return during the same time period. If
you invested money into the other low risk opportunities, such as T-Bills while
out of the market, your average annual gain would have exceeded 22% from 1920 to
1999 using the Dow Jones Industrial Average as the benchmark.
Also, just knowing where the LT Indicant is will help mitigate unnecessary
emotions when confronted by wild stock market gyrations.
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