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According to a forecasting model developed by Michael Belkin, whose Belkin Report is read by institutional players and hedge funds, the U.S. economy will soon tip into recession. That has been a surefire indicator for stock pullbacks for more than 100 years.
Belkin's model uses data from the Dow Jones Industrial Average because it dates to the October 1902 recession. Since then, the average decline for stocks during a contraction has been 30.6%, in an average period of 14 months. That would put the S&P 500 under 1000. Belkin, who called inflection points in November 2002, November 2007, and April 2009, suggests a defensive, if not short, equity position, with technology names especially at risk. Or go completely to cash.
原文就不贴了,这两段就足够了。
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