Ralph Fogel

Optimism about the current state of the market was expressed by Ralph Fogel in a story on TheStreet.com. Saying, “Fogel notes that pundits have been calling a market top for the previous two months with little success. Instead, he argues it’s better for retail investors to look at what sectors they should be in. ‘You may very well see an internal correction of moving from one industry from another,’ he says. ‘A lot of rotation like that would kill a lot of those who have called for a top over the last two months’.”
 

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Ralph Fogel was mentioned in a commentary by The New York Times. It consisted of the value of the US dollar and gold as well as the cost of oil. The employment situation was also addressed. An excerpt from the article said; “Ralph Fogel, co-chief investment officer at Fogel Neale Partners in New York, said that too many analysts were now expecting a pullback for it to actually happen. He pointed to a well-tested piece of Wall Street wisdom that if a certain prediction becomes too widely expected in the marketplace, the conclusion is often wrong.”

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