mark
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If you don't need the money in the short term, the market will offer the greatest gains. It's very low right now and while it may go down somewhat, it will eventually have a pretty large rise. If I had some extra money, I would be investing it in an index fund. |
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lisadirect
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Real Estate! Even in a down market, a savvy investor can make you massive returns in a very short amount of time. Its very low risk as well since your investments will be secured by real estate. All other investments you will NOT have control over.
I use this company myself and participate in the short sale funding program as it has the quickest returns:
http://www.scbuyshouses.com/forms/index.cfm?id=85127 |
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have a wonderful day
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Buy in anything automobile related. Extremely cheap and has nowhere to go but up.
HAWD |
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eurometrix
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Business will generate you 50 percent return compare to 2percent bank, stock will get you in dept. To choose Business you need to have inside knowledge and luck on your side. Would you like to know more? |
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ali_dahesh2000
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silver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Kevin R
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Assuming I'm accurately hearing income investing, try large cap dividend plays. GE, JNJ, PFE, MMM, MO. Since I'm seeing tax liability issues too, there are always municipal bonds. In this economy, with state and local budgets getting squeezed, stick with General Obligation debt, or at least insured revenue. |
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shysteepinoy01
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I would go with gold right now. With the government continuing to lower interest rates (its already at zero) gold should continue to rise.
The stock market is completely inflated and should continue to go down as the economy gets worse. So I would stay away from the stock market. If you are interested in the stock market then I would just wait on the sidelines. Theres no point in investing your money in something that will bounce around especially when the economy gets a lot worse. |
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airwolfviper03
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i would say agriculture right now
the price of milk just bottomed out and should start going back up
this year was a very good year in corn production which means that come the end of the year and into springtime farmers will be purchasing some new equipment
especially since commodity prices and fuel prices are down
fertilizer is still crappy though
what i am saying is look into something like Deere & Company---John Deere
there prices are low and when things recover they will shoot back to 50-60 per share
higher and faster if farmers start buying like i mentioned before
look into transportation too
some of the companies are working on green and efficient technology
check out paccar they own peterbilt and kentworth
we always need trucks |
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twinsenw
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Buy some foreclosed houses and rent them out. Sell them after the crisis. |
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Just William
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Stocks and shares of blue chip companies are at their lowest for the last 60 years. If you can afford to wait 3 or 4 years invest in them. you could see a return of at least 50%. |
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mylilbubbers
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Equities are seriously undervalued right now because of sentiment and cash hoarding. Other than bonds or investing privately, equities seem to be the place to go. There isn't much else you can do but buy low and sit and wait for a rebound. If the rebound never comes, your currency will probably be worthless... and things like gold will skyrocket. There is no true answer without knowing your objectives and risk tolerance though. |
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Wayne P
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Cash is an excellent investment because it allows you to seize opportunities.
For example you could have placed a limit order for AFAM at 43.53.
Over the last ten years, it has appreciated over 3000%. |
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Serious M
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google for HSFX Asset Management in the search engine and you will love it |
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T.T.K.
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I am curious too... |
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backtofitness
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Anyone asking you to invest in stocks is just totally guessing that stocks will be up soon. Why? because they are at the lowest in decades? like that is a good reason to buy.
Stocks will bounce around , but they are not going to run up anytime soon. The earnings of companies is getting worse.
Everyone is still afraid of missing the rally in stocks, that shows sentiment is bullish even after a drop of 40% this year.
The best time to invest, if you are not alreday invested , is after a couple years at the least. Those who are invested already have lost a lot so it might not make sense to withdraw now.
But it makes no sense to invest now, only traders should be putting in more money not investors.
Gold is the only thing out there which seems to be doing well that too will be affected by how the US$ moves. This is my opinion.
http://stockssportsetc.blogspot.com/ |
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