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    As with most recessions, you probably will not see the next one coming. But you will likely see a sell-off in the stock market well in advance of a recession. When that happens, remember the first lesson: There is recovery after a recession.
    Knowing that, investors can take advantage of a declining market through the dollar-cost averaging method of investing. If you make monthly contributions to a qualified retirement plan, you are already using the ...
    1. Moving Averages Based Strategy
    For example on the stock chart, if the 50 DMA line crosses the 200 DMA line from below, it would mean a time to ‘Buy’ the stock as there is more potential upside to the stock.
    2. On the Basis of Business Cycles
    This is a more fundamental approach to stock selection for short term trading. Each company which specializes in a seasonal product sees a definite cycle in its business. For example in India, paint c...
    Here are five steps you can take to mindfully address anger:
    1. Take a Break. If possible, get up from your trading desk and go to another room or outdoors for a few minutes.
    2. Map the Anger. Where do you feel the anger?  In your gut?  Your chest?  Across the shoulders?  Once located, note how it feels. 
    3. Label What You Feel. Name the most prominent sensation.
    4. Accept the fact that you are human and have emotions like anger.
    Blaming yourself...
    Truist Advisory Services, meanwhile, reviewed 12 historical events, including the 2003 Iraq War, 1979 Iranian hostage crisis and the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. The S&P 500 was higher a year after those events in nine of the 12 times, with an average gain of 8.6%.
    Maybe this time, the history will repeat itself. So I didn't change my positions.
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    The Role of Professional Advice
    With the variety of investment options available today, some investors opt to receive professional advice from an investment manager or advisor while others prefer to manage investments on their own. The role of a professional investment manager is to serve as a consultant and provide impartial advice that addresses your unique investment goals. They share advice, review your financial plan and help you consider any steps you may need to take. A professional investment manager can provide advice is many areas including an economic perspective, developing an investment plan, helping to select investments and more.
    The benefit of seeking advice from a professional is that they have a deeper knowledge of the finer points of finance and can also serve as a third-party to ensure all details are in order. While there are many financial resources and tools available
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