Jason Rogers
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Does anyone believe in the power of magazine covers to pick the top in markets? Reason I ask is due to the cover of the Economist this week titled "Asia's Astonishing Rebound".
Seems as though magazines and the media tend to focus on market events when it's reached the peak, and they've noticed 90%+ return in Asian markets this year. I can remember times when The Economist ran headline stories on the falling dollar and oil prices which marked the bottom. Anyone thinking the same?
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Seems as though magazines and the media tend to focus on market events when it's reached the peak, and they've noticed 90%+ return in Asian markets this year. I can remember times when The Economist ran headline stories on the falling dollar and oil prices which marked the bottom. Anyone thinking the same?