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Investors are scared to death of stocks and equity ETFs by extension on the lingering Eurozone debt crisis and fallout from the subprime meltdown. However, history shows the best times to buy are when investors finally throw in the towel and a bear market ends.
Its understandable why individual investors are afraid of the market. They have suffered through the dot-com crash and the global financial crisis within a decade. U.S. stocks have gone nowhere in 10 years.
On Main Street these days, investing in the stock market is about as popular as watching a scary movie on a 12-inch black-and-white TV, writes Adam Shell for USA Today. Stocks remain out of fashion even though the stock market has risen more than 100% since the bear market ended three years ago. Its up 25% since October and 9% this year, Shell wrote. [ETFs Seen Hitting Nearly $4 Trillion by 2016]
Investors have been burned in the latest decade, beginning with the dot-com bubble blow, the 2007-2009 sub-prime mortgage meltdown and the so-called flash crash, reports Barry Ritholtz for Ritholtz. More investors sit on the sidelines now, afraid to dip back into the market.
The good news is that the latest string of events, and negative reaction of everyday investors is how a bear market eventually wanes. [What are ETFs? -Pros and Cons]
Investors have suffered a traumatic shock that has caused severe psychological damage and made them more risk-averse, Carmine Grigoli, chief investment strategist at Mizuho Securities USA, said.
The scar tissue is still so fresh, said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, in the USA Today story. If individual investors are not pulling out of stocks outright, they continue to reduce risk by lightening up.
Look at whats happened this year: The Standard & Poors 500-stock index is up 102.4% since it hit bottom in March 2009. The broader Wilshire 5000 index is up 109.6%, or $9 trillion, reports Adam Shell. And recently, some of the most influential Wall Street investors have mentioned that given a choice between bonds or stocks, equities are still the way to go. [An ETF Trend Following Plan for All Seasons]
Tisha Guerrero contributed to this article.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- The delegates in the 45th Meeting of the Board of Governors of Asian Development Bank (ADB) experienced fun in the province, said Department of Tourism (DOT) Central Luzon director Ronnie Tiotuico.
The 45th Meeting of the Board of Governors of Asian Development Bank (ADB) at the PICC (Philippine International Convention Center) which was attended by some 5,000 delegates from 67 member countries ended on May 5 with a More Fun sightseeing and experiential tour of the sights and sites of Pampanga, Tiotuico said.
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Tiotuico said some 22 delegates and their companions were treated to a fun-filled day of creating awareness about what the province of Pampanga offers in the realm of travel and tourism, history, culinary arts, and trade and industry.
A few hours before the visitors arrived in Pampanga, some 50 policemen were already dispatched in strategic areas leading to the towns of Bacolor and Guagua.
Members of the Sinukwan Performing Arts showed the ADB delegates some of the native dances.
DOT personnel greeted the guests with sampaguita leis courtesy of the provincial tourism office, Tiotuico said.
A visit to the San Guillermo Church in the historic town of Bacolor awed delegates as they discovered how some 67,000 Bacoloreos struggled to overcome the challenges of Mt. Pinatubos eruption in 1991.
Delegates were amazed by the community effort, as explained by Vice Mayor Atty. Jun Canlas, in rebuilding their half-buried church to become the site of frequent visitation from local and foreign tourists including the peoples unwavering campaign to start up its social development through the conduct of the Makatapak Festival (barefoot festival) now well organized more than 20 years after the volcanic eruption, Tiotuico said.
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ADB delegates take ‘fun’ Pampanga tour