Stock Market Long Wave Theory 92% Right (On S&P 500); Buffett & Roubini 75% Wrong
Stock-Markets / Forecasts & Technical Analysis Aug 02, 2009 - 02:53 PM GMTJanuary 2009 I thought I’d see if "market-long-wave" theory (which I previously only used for real estate), works for the US stock market.
Now that the Bears seem to have almost completely disappeared and the S&P 500 is flirting with 1,000 I thought I’d have a look and see how it did:
Looks like it works...new paradigm perhaps?
Notes on Scoring:
The one mistake with market-long-waves was in January when I misread the wave periodicity, I corrected that in February, so I'll count that as half (6.5 ÷ 7 = 92% right).
Warren Buffet's call for 900 in February was correct in principle, but in the long term (after five months), and there was a 25% drop in-between; so I'll give him half; Professor Roubini was 100% wrong about the dead-cat-bounce; so that's (1.5 ÷ 2 = 75% wrong).
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By Andrew Butter
Andrew Butter is managing partner of ABMC, an investment advisory firm, based in Dubai ( hbutter@eim.ae ), that he setup in 1999, and is has been involved advising on large scale real estate investments, mainly in Dubai.
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