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3 COMMENTS

  1. Can’t believe what I have just read. The craic is to invest in a sector BEFORE it takes off, not after. That way you are buying into a sector at the best price. Buying into an already outperforming sector, the percentages are already working against you. Sectors/markets don’t correct in months, weeks or even days any more, they correct in minutes. There is no substitute for doing your own research and not paying commission to anyone.

    • If you’re trying to invest in a sector BEFORE it goes up, your actually investing in a sector that is going DOWN, and to me that makes even less sense. Surely you want access to reliable, impartial, up-to-date data so that you can catch the sectors when they start going up again. I’m also not sure about markets correcting in minutes. There was a significant correction in the markets this August, but they had actually been trending down since April.

  2. Rubbish, most sectors move sideways first. These days data is freely available, The FT gives access to a mine of accurate and up to date data and CNBC covers just about everything. Any rational person can invest sensibly. Nowadays it makes sense to be able to move with speed – who saw the VW debacle coming. Quite simply there is no such thing as safe sectors anymore.

    Go back to the early 90s’ and the zero dividend preference shares disaster which people bought into because they were ‘certain’ to yield precise returns and were rec. to meet specific financial needs ie. school fees etc.

    In reality the managers of investment trusts were playing merry-go-round, buying each others shares – criminal negligence and lazyness.

    And it has been shown that tracker funds are more efficient than managed funds with way lower costs.

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