“After many years, I've concluded that successful stock selection is 60 to 65% knowing every key fundamental fact about a company and its industry and 35 to 40% understanding chart and market action.”
The 1980s marked a decade of excess: big hair, bright colors, and bold attire. Everything was growing, including credit card limits, expense accounts, and megamerger-formed corporations. Technological advances took a quantum leap. The first personal computer was introduced in 1981, bringing the revolutionary technology that William O’Neil had touted in the 1960s into the mainstream. During this decade, William O’Neil + Company continued to expand our services, such as our Leaders and Laggards Large Cap Review, that helped our clients navigate this difficult investing period.
