As Honeybee posted in the article "Bob Brinker's Market Timing"
Bob Brinker is currently very bullish on the stock market. As he has said on Moneytalk and in Marketimer, he rates the S&P 500 Index “attractive for purchase on any weakness that occurs in the area of mid-1400’s.” Above that level, he recommends a “dollar-cost-average approach.”$1450 qualifies as "mid-1400s!"
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Bob Brinker
=> Beginning Investors: Getting Started
=> Recommended Reading List
=> Asset Allocation History
=> Bob Brinker Fan Club
=> Bob Brinker's QQQ Advice
=> Effect of QQQ advice on reported results
=> 3/28/08: Recession of Choice
=> 5/31/08: Cassandra Bashing
=> 3/16/09: Fan Explanation
=>Marketimer Performance
=>Brinker Fixed Income Advisor Performance
Money
=>Payday Loans - Warning
=>Very Best CD Rates (survey)
=>How to Get the Best CD Rates
=>Beware of Annuities
=>I-Bonds Explained
=>Safe Withdrawal Rate Articles
A caller on today's (1/26/08) program suggested the government adjust the rebate checks to the cost of living in different locales.I think that's an excellent idea. Bob Brinker agreed it was a good idea but stated the Federal government has no means to do that. I don't think he is aware that Federal government employees already get additional locality pay for higher cost areas. There are separate charts which reflect the percentage increases for 33 different locales throughout the country. This information is readily available at http://www.opm.gov/oca/08tables/
ReplyDeleteNearly four years after his "Gift horse buy" for the S&P500 from the upper 1500s... he's still calling for buys without ever selling anything!
ReplyDeleteBob Brinker has been FULLY INVESTED, 100% in stocks in his two model portfolios, throughout the worst bear market since the Great Depression... yet he pretends he's making timing calls with new buys ever time the market is down.
Why? So he can brag about sending a "buy alert" to his newsletter subscribers on the radio!!!! Heck, if you keep sending buy alerts, now and then you get one right and get to brag about it then sell newsletters to new listeners.
What a racket!
I am glad there is a link to Bob Brinker's asset allocation history on the website. It is nice to see someone keeps an honest record of Brinker's advice!