Securities Research Services

Sunday, November 20, 2005

Now is the Time to Buy; Most Will Miss it

Now is the time to be fully invested in the market. We repeat, now is the time to be fully invested. Talking heads on the financial channels are going to continue to focus on reasons why consumers should be worried. Perma bears are going to continue to try and focus your attention on the negatives out there all the time ignoring the positives. We let price do the talking and price is telling us that opportunities that have been elusive since March 2004 now abound. Did you know that most individual investors were very bearish during the 1982-1987 bull market and statistics show they were net sellers of stock during that entire bull market.

Again, during the 1990-2000 bull market, the first half of that period was characterized by individuals selling their stocks. It was only during the 1995-2000 period in which individuals were net buyers of stocks.

Are you frustrated with lack of performance in your portfolio over the past year? Cheer up, price and volume are telling us that the future is good. More importantly, they are telling us that right here, right now is just the beginning of the next bull market move. Smart money understands this just like they did in 1982 and again in 1995. The average consumer misses the best opportunities and either comes to the party late or doesn't come at all. Here is why the party is just getting started: After two years of a grueling sideways trading range, the NASDAQ 100 has broken out:

After two years of a grueling sideways trading range, the S&P 500 has broken out:

If history repeats itself once again, then those who recognize this opportunity while it's still in its youth will be in the minority. Don't be in the crowd of sheep who will miss this screaming buy signal.

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