What's the Best Asset Allocation When the Business Cycle Moves to Stage IV?

Pring Turner Capital Group
By Martin Pring
February 4, 2013

History shows that the business cycle, which has been with us since recorded economic history began, experiences a set series of chronological sequences. The calendar year progresses through seasons, one of which is literally ideally suited for making hay. The business cycle also has seasons or phases, where certain sectors of the economy fall in and out of favor. For investors, the key lies in the fact that the cyclical turning points of bonds, stocks and commodities are all part of the business cycle progression. Click here.

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