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c_losgarcia27@sbcglo... | What's going on with the stock market? |
Does this mean we should emty out our saving accounts??
Obviously I don't know much about economics, but is this what we should all do or not?? |
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cabezacalva2003
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Don't worry about your bank account, unless you have deposits at a single institution totaling over $100,000. If that is the case, simply take some of it out and put it into another institution.
The price of just about everything has become inflated -- not necessarily from inflation as you know it from the news, i.e., higher costs for goods and services -- but prices of big assets, like real estate, or corporations, have been significantly inflated in value. This is because easy borrowing allowed people to bid up prices. Now, borrowing is not so easy to get, and as a result, people have less money to pay for such big ticket items. As a consequence, prices fall, people lose money, they have less money to spend and then people are able to spend even less on big ticket items, like companies (i.e., stocks), houses, cars, etc. This whole process is called "delvering", because like a lever, debt pushes up prices of assets. It also pushes them down.
Stay out of the stock market, although if you have already been in the market, then just keep you money there. Otherwise, you will take it out when you get burned badly, and then stocks will recover, at which point you will only get brave enough to invest again when prices are high -- exactly the time you want to sell. |
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zen2bop
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Whoaaa don't empty your savings accounts....President Bush says the economy is strong!! |
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powerserge
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To be safe - it's not a bad idea to spread savings across at least a couple of financial institutions, and make sure that your holdings at any one institution fall within the limits of what is insured / backed up by the banking system. In the UK the protection is only for the first £36k I believe. No need to empty your account though ... that'd be a bit mad. |
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ka2008
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The market is reflecting all the horrible loans that the banks made over the time period between 2000-2006. The banks are paying the consequences and so are the American people. |
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Sado R
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Individual accounts are insured by the FDIC up to $100,000. If you have more than that I still wouldn't worry too much but you might want to take a little closer look at the stability of whichever bank you have your money in. Short answer: keep your savings account |
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van kedileri
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no, keep your savings acct.
There is bad economic news and Wall Street reflects it |
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Squiffy
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Don't panic, panic is what makes the stock market crash. People have been cashing in their shares and taking mony out of accounts etc which has resulted in a low price.
But as more peopl take advantage of the low price and the company recovers, the price will go back up. I mean today we had 120 callers queuing to place hbos orders, the price went from below 2 pounds to 2.35 on closing. |
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C Maldini
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America were giving out mortgages and loans and all sorts to people with bad credit and now it has had a bad effect on the economy which has affected alot of other countries economies but it's all going to work out in the end like it always does |
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gobonzzo
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No, it is too late to empty out your accounts. If you mean savings accounts in banks then that is relatively unaffected by the stock market. Give the market a few days to bottom out and then it would be a good time to buy.
If you really wanted to be safe you would have some of your savings in gold and silver. |
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willierut
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Now is the time to invest in mutual funds, why the stock market is low. Invest in mutual funds. |
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Deevah
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Keep the savings account. As most people here have already stated, at commercial banks( such as Bank of America, Wachovia, etc..), deposits are insured up to 100K by the FDIC. I would steer clear from investment banks (such as Lehman (of course!) and Morgan Stanley). Investment banks offer protection as well, but the fine print is a little murky. |
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b.b.geary@btinternet.com
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BUY A SAFE FROM LOCAL DIY AS ITS EASIER FOR YOU TO GET ACCESS TO AND NOT HAVING TO WORRY IF BANKS FOLD AT LEAST UNTIL THE CURRENT ECONOMIC CRISIS IS OVER WHEN IN DOUBT TAKE IT OUT IS ALWAYS THE SAFE MOTTO |
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Jimmy B
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Whats your bank, I'll email you to let you know |
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