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Richard | Is now a good or bad time into stock market? |
Should I go for lower one since the market is not stable? |
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Sioneâ„¢
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Now is a pretty good time to invest in a lot of different areas in the market, based on currently lower prices. A number of banks that show promise to rebound from the mortgage crisis are at "discount" prices. A lot of other sectors have dropped down that will most likely be on the rise. It's also going to kind of depend on whether you plan to be a short-term or long-term investor... |
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Captain Cocktail
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No better time than now. The only caveat is we don't know where the bottom is...but all in all its a good time to get in the market.
As for Dr. Jim's answer. Calling it a Bear market only matters if you are already in the market. |
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piet lul
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now is a good time. |
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Progressonomics
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Well, it depends on your level of risk. If you are a risk taker, then yes, this is the time to buy. On the other hand, if you are highly conservative, then some will say wait under the economy improves. Personally, I think this is the time to buy at great rates. In fact, stocks are now trading are reasonable prices, even those companies whose share price was once considerably high to buy in.
Now is the time to capitalize off the economy! As history tells us, things may be bound to improve. The decision is up to you.
I say...
"Take a chance, do your research, buy low, and sell high!!!"
Honestly, I'm hoping consumers will get back into the swing of things and purchase more luxury goods this summer; especially once tax rebates and stimulus checks appear in accounts and mailboxes. I am not giving up on America just yet! |
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the hills have eyes
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good. prices are down and people arent buying = the best time to buy |
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Spock (rhp)
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how can you tell when a bottom has been made?
that's what you're asking.
the only low risk answer is that you can't until after the bottom is over. since we have only weak evidence for such a claim (at best), i'd say it is generally NOT time to buy.
of course, pros can and do buy when no one else is. are you a pro? |
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zygote222
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The problem with waiting is that you will never know when the market is "stable" enough to invest until it has risen significantly from its lows. But that means you are certain not to get the best price for your stock purchases. I suggest you invest now. Clearly the danger is that stocks have farther to fall, but the advantage is that you're giving yourself a chance to invest at the bottom. |
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Dr Jim
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Absolute Horrible Time to be in stocks right now. We are in a BEAR MARKET. 90% of everything goes down in a bear market. If you want to see where our market is headed, look at the Nikkei. It has been in a bear market for almost 20 years.
Safe investments are commodities, energy, metals, agriculture, etc. |
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Paul
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That depends. The credit crunch is not over, so the financial companies will still be reporting losses for 6-18 months. As everyone except the government seems to know, inflation is and has been rising at a faster than average pace for a while now, which doesn't bode well for anybody. Inflation isn't helped by the ridiculously low-interest loans that the taxpayers are giving to the financial companies who got caugth with their pants down.
The tech stocks (msft, intc, goog, aapl,csco) have been hammered pretty good in the last few months, so I don't think they have as much downside risk as the overall market in general. Also, tech will be growing in the future, which I can't necessarily say about other areas of the economy such as manufacturing.
Agriculture (food, fertilizer, etc.), energy (oil, coal, solar, etc.), and metals (steel, aluminum, gold, etc.) are also good bets for two reasons: limited supply + growing demand. Also, these are less negatively affected by inflation since the commodites will also rise in price.
I would put maybe 70% in the market, leaning towards the tech stocks, mining/metals companies, energy, and agriculture. The rest I would leave in low-risk short-to mid- term investments (1-6 months) such as money-markets funds or even cash in a brokerage account. If you aren't comfortable reading financial statements, I would stick to ETFs, which are simialr to mutual funds, but cheaper (see sources). |
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MM
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You know, I would say anytime at all can be either good or bad for you. It depends on your understanding of the markets, your preparation, and whether you've taken the trouble to define your risk and profit profile.
See here for more info:
http://commonsensetrading.googlepages.com |
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kel_see_duh
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i think good most seem to be up well atleast the ones i'm looking at |
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lwa519
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Good time to invest! |
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