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- Magazine_cover_indicator abstract "The Magazine cover indicator is a somewhat irreverent economic indicator, though sometimes taken seriously by technical analysts, which says that the cover story on the major business magazines, particularly BusinessWeek, Forbes and Fortune in the United States is often a contrary indicator.A famous example is a 1979 cover of BusinessWeek titled \"The Death of Equities\". The '70s had been a generally bad decade for the stock market and at the time the article was written the Dow Jones Industrial Average was at 800. However, 1979 roughly marked a turning point, and stocks went on to enjoy a bull market for the better part of two decades. Even after the financial crisis of 2007–2010, stocks remain far above their 1979 levels. Using the Magazine Cover Indicator, Business Week's projection that equities were dead should have been a buy signal. By the time an idea has had time to make its way to the business press, particularly a trading idea, then the idea has likely run its course. Similarly, good news on a cover can be taken as an ill omen. As Paul Krugman has joked, \"Whom the Gods would destroy, they first put on the cover of Business Week.\"Although there are a number of examples where magazines have been wrong, even spectacularly wrong, there is a tendency to ignore all the times the covers are right. In January 2008, for example, Business Week ran a cover story entitled \"Meltdown; For Housing the Worst Is Yet To Come\" and in July 2008 a cover story called \"The Home Price Abyss; Why the threat of a free fall is growing\" and indeed, for the rest of 2008 and into 2009 home prices continued to plummet. An investor who interpreted the magazine covers as a contrary indicator and purchased real estate would have lost much of his investment.".
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- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Bloomberg_Businessweek.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Category:Economic_indicators.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Dow_Jones_Industrial_Average.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Economic_indicator.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Financial_crisis_of_2007–08.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Forbes.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Fortune_(magazine).
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Market_trend.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Paul_Krugman.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Stock_market.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLink Technical_analysis.
- Magazine_cover_indicator wikiPageWikiLinkText "Magazine cover indicator".
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- Magazine_cover_indicator subject Category:Economic_indicators.
- Magazine_cover_indicator hypernym Cover.
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- Magazine_cover_indicator type Indicator.
- Magazine_cover_indicator comment "The Magazine cover indicator is a somewhat irreverent economic indicator, though sometimes taken seriously by technical analysts, which says that the cover story on the major business magazines, particularly BusinessWeek, Forbes and Fortune in the United States is often a contrary indicator.A famous example is a 1979 cover of BusinessWeek titled \"The Death of Equities\".".
- Magazine_cover_indicator label "Magazine cover indicator".
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