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The Tech Sector’s Turnaround

Posted on Wednesday, July 18th, 2007 | In Investing Lessons
Contributed by: Roger Nusbaum (http://randomroger.blogspot.com) -

Oof the tech sector.

I was a last minute fill in on Capital Connection last night on CNBC Europe. I talked about how every so often the tech sector shows a glimmer of hope, the promise of a better tomorrow and then whammy; a kick in the stomach.

I used to understand this sector much better than I do now (talking late 1980s and early 1990s not confusing the late 1990s bubble with being smart). I have been underweight for several years as I have disclosed throughout the blog.

I don’t know what will turn it around and I doubt I will catch the turnaround but I have some exposure, about 2/3 the market weight, so when I do miss the turnaround clients won’t be horribly impacted.

I think this sort of thing should ring true for every big sector of the market in a diversified portfolio–maintaining at least a little exposure even to thing you hate because at some point all sectors have their day, all of them.

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About Roger Nusbaum (http://randomroger.blogspot.com)
Roger Nusbaum is a portfolio manager with Your Source Financial of Phoenix, and the author of Random Roger's Big Picture Blog, which has been profiled in several top business publications, including Barron's and Forbes. Nusbaum has also been a financial consultant with Morgan Stanley, an investment counselor with Fisher Investments and an institutional equities and options trader with Charles Schwab. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from San Diego State University

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