Where is the market heading? Time to sell into this rally, or do we keep buying?

MNSL answered 6 months ago …

I think it is too early to predict. However, there will be continuous interest for some stocks in the next 12 months globally. Now some investors are secretly accumulating global stocks systematically .There will be plenty of investment opportunities in almost type of markets such as developed, less developed and emerging markets in the next 9 to 12 months. We will have more and more volatility in all types of market in the next decade. We will see sector oriented bull markets during next 5 years. In addition, we will have bubble and burst in commodity and currency market. I think next crisis will begin from currency crisis.

It is true some are talking about recovery. Recovery in what? Yes, some companies in some sectors will recover faster than other sectors in the next 18 months. We have to be realistic. I do not think that some sectors will recover fully during next 6 years. These sectors should avoid now. There will be more volatility in these sectors in the future including currency market. Some companies will hit hard. Price will increase due to speculation and not due to demand in some sectors.
Now some are becoming bullish on the market now. Majorly of top investors and analysts, think emerging Asian markets are more promising than other markets? They expect bull market l break out at the end of this year.

http://www.widgetbox.com/network/finance/post/mark-mobius-sees-asia-bull-m arket-developing/789973

Mark Mobius Sees Asia Bull Market Developing

The “Pied Piper of Emerging Markets” is leading his followers to Asia these days, according to Dow Jones Newswires. The Wall Street Journal’s Ellen Sheng wrote about emerging markets veteran Mark Mobius this morning, and said: Mark Mobius, executive Read more…

http://www.investmentu.com/IUEL/2009/April/wall-streets-new-bull-market.ht ml

Believe it or not, but based on the classic Wall Street definitions, we’re in a new bull market. As of last Friday, all three major market indices recovered more than 20% from their March 9 lows.
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http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4180/is_20090114/ai_n31193120/

Those who believe the economy will bottom out in July, as a number of forecasters do, the bull market, should begin four months earlier, in March 2009.
If the current recession lasts another six to eight months, the anticipatory bull market likely would begin some time between March and May

http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/03/marc-faber-makes-bullish-comments< /a>- on-bloomberg.html

Marc Faber makes bullish comments

Some prerequisites for long term bull run:

First, a good development trend of the macro-economy,
Availability of abundant market funds, more potential investors willing to become actual investors
Confidence among investors

Some bull factors to watch:

Falling global interest rate
Lower oil, commodity prices and lower inflation
Global effort to stabilize markets

Best investment strategy:

Should invest in undervalued companies with less debt and real demand for their products and services in sectors such as next rotating sectors, neglected sectors and out of favor sectors.

Remember that the sectors that will lead the next bull market will almost certainly not be the same ones that led the previous bull.