The AAII Columbus Chapter presents...
"Practical Economics for Individual Investors"
Many stock market investors focus on current and historical information when making investment decisions. However, the success of those decisions will likely be determined by future earnings, not historical data. But how can an investor predict the future? With a modest understanding of the business cycle and simple economic indicators, individual investors can identify high-probability “buy” and “sell” points that can both minimize risk and maximize return. Whether you invest in individual stocks, mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs), understanding the cycles of the economy can offer valuable insights for managing your investment portfolio.
| Attend This Meeting and Learn... |
 | How to predict the beginnings and ends of major stock market cycles |
 | How to improve your average annual stock market returns by 50% using two basic economic indicators
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 | Strategies for identifying high-probability entries to and exits from the general stock market as well as various industry sectors
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