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Where I Put My Own Money ! |
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Sunday, 08 July 2007 |
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It's been said that if you spend 15 minutes a year trying to figure out the direction of the economy, you're wasting 13 minutes. Of course, that's true – for at least two good, practical reasons.
One is quite obvious: It's impossible to predict the future. The second is that most successful stock speculators concentrate much more on individual stocks than on "the market." They look to find the bargains that are always present regardless of where the overall market is headed.
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The general stock market's very long-term trend has always been up, simply because the ascent of man is the long-term trend, which is reflected in the rising value of shares of productive companies. Yet there are setbacks along the trend, ranging from the brief-but-brutal, such as the 90% drop in stock prices from 1929 to 1932, to centuries-long declines, such as the Dark Ages. The problem is that you can't count on the long-term trend to send you a check every month – or even every decade.
My approach to the problem is to stay out of the stock market unless I can spot a real bargain – either in an individual company or a particular sector. The same goes for bonds, real estate, commodities, and every other market.
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, on 08-07-2007 19:55
Thanks for guidelines,please can you tell me where can I invest in stock market,mutual fund or FD. |
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