Green Book January 1983
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1982’s “Dream” and “Nightmare” Portfolios
If your stock group analysis was flawless, a 1982 gain of 85% was possible, even beating Phil Hempleman. If it was hopeless, a loss of 41% was possible. This annual feature had some weird twists this time.
A Look in the Rearview Mirror
A critical review of this publication’s 1981-1982 work…..the good and the bad, significant and insignificant.
Bond Market Summary
While it certainly does not appear the big bull market in bonds is over, it would not be surprising to see an additional five to eight-point correction from current levels.
Inside the Stock Market
All systems again “go” for stock market. Major Trend Index remains Positive by comfortable margin. Short-term looks good too, maybe 1150 before another pause.
View from the North Country
1983 Economic and Market Predictions: Economy has bottomed. Rebound to be somewhat stronger than most expect, with earnings up 20%-25% from 1982 depressed levels. Unemployment and T-Bond rates seen at 8.5% and stock market as high as 1250. Last year’s predictions reviewed.
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1982’s “Dream” and “Nightmare” Portfolios
If your stock group analysis was flawless, a 1982 gain of 85% was possible, even beating Phil Hempleman. If it was hopeless, a loss of 41% was possible. This annual feature had some weird twists this time.
A Look in the Rearview Mirror
A critical review of this publication’s 1981-1982 work…..the good and the bad, significant and insignificant.
Bond Market Summary
While it certainly does not appear the big bull market in bonds is over, it would not be surprising to see an additional five to eight-point correction from current levels.
Inside the Stock Market
All systems again “go” for stock market. Major Trend Index remains Positive by comfortable margin. Short-term looks good too, maybe 1150 before another pause.
View from the North Country
1983 Economic and Market Predictions: Economy has bottomed. Rebound to be somewhat stronger than most expect, with earnings up 20%-25% from 1982 depressed levels. Unemployment and T-Bond rates seen at 8.5% and stock market as high as 1250. Last year’s predictions reviewed.