For instance, in 1999, the technology sector was hot. While the S&P500 was up 21% that year, the technology sector was up over 65%. In 2000, when the tech bubble burst, the sector lost over 42%, while the S&P500 was down only 10%. Now, here is the shocker. In that year too, four sectors were up by 20%! Interestingly, these were the four worst-performing sectors in 1999. In 2001, losses in the US stock market were humongous. The S&P500 was down almost 12% and the tech sector was down another 23%; yet, there were two sectors with positive returns. The aim of this book is to make you aware of this approach—look for the winning sectors.
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