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mrsc | Is now a good time to invest in stocks if you have the money? |
My husband has been spending extra money on stocks, is this a good decision? Or should we be saving our money? Do you think this will pay off in the long run? We make a decent income, but we are by no means rich. But our only monthly debt is our car notes and house payment.
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Brendan Prewitt
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It really depends what he is investing in, but assuming they are financially and economically sound companies, I would say that now would be a good time to begin investing in stocks, as they are relatively cheap, compared to historic levels. Stocks have historically given the best annual return (10%) of any asset class over the long-run. Saving money is great, but the interest rates are low, and the compounding effect is minimal. Therefore, assuming you do not need the money anytime soon (a few years), investing is the way to go, as it has historically provided the best return, especially if you are beginning to put money into the market now, as stocks are down between 30% and 40% on average.
Just some quick thoughts, I hope they helped. |
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Mean Green
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I would say put a little extra on the car payment worry about the stock market after it starts going back up, right now it is still going down. |
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Clark Kent
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One of the all-time best investors, Peter Lynch, said, "Don't try to catch a falling knife."
This is a bear market and we are in a recession which is not a good time to start investing.
I sold 99% of my stocks and have cash waiting for later when the recession is drawing to a close.
A good investment would be to pay some extra money on your mortgage and pay off your car loan. |
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M dub
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we may go lower in the short to medium term, but if your time horizon is ten years it seems like a great investment. |
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Franklin C
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yes , when fear and loathing is at its highest jump in with both feet . Your lucky you missed the big drop off. |
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wetlook
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don't worry there are online sites for your debt problem . All of the answers to your questions and everything that you need to enroll in program are provided right there, online, and they will be explaining everything to you each step of the way. The best part is that you can do it all from the comfort and privacy of your home or office.thanks
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Bobo
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Paying off debt is a guaranteed winner in these type of markets. By lowering your debt levels, you will be able to save or invest more easily later. Besides, it takes about 2-3 years to reach any kind of true bottom during nasty bear markets, it will likely get far worse before we turn around. While you might get lucky, the pay off of debt is a guaranteed winner. Keep some for savings too, you may need it in emergencies. |
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