The market rise that began in March 2009 is now the third longest in history. That argues for shifting some of your stock assets to stable, large companies. Ned Davis Research has found that while small companies have the most sizzle in the first two-thirds of a bull, the advantage shifts to the big blue chips in the final third. Shares in large-company stocks also tend to be less volatile. That’s important now. “The bull can continue to run for another one to two years,” says Anthony Valeri, investment strategist for LPL Financial. “The caveat is you should expect volatility to pick up.”
I doubt it. Its funny how people refer to the market as continuing to rise when it has not risen in several months. How can the bull market keep going up when it has been going sideways. Equities lost steam awhile ago. Its not hard to believe that confidence, meaning prices, have been propped up by low oil prices. But that will create and is creating long term problems which will gaurantee a quick crash.
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