This is a common question to ask, but inherently we all know the answer.only the 8 ball knows It is the same as: Is this the top of the market? Or how about, it is going to rain next month? All we only know is that we don't know.
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Fancy cars, big houses, luxury vacations… no matter where you turn, you can see how money influences of us. From things we can't have to things someone has more of, it's almost dizzying trying to sort it all out.
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Now as much as I endorse using ETFs as the cornerstone to your portfolio, I acknowledge that there is a demand from a few of you to use financial newsletters as a guide for your portfolio.
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Let's face it. An economic crisis is no time to have money troubles. But, most of us can't help it. We work hard and try to live the life we want. Sometimes the cards are not dealt in our favor.
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You would think that there are no clear winners with this bailout. But history has shown that these recessions and panics actually have created a select number of shrewd winners, whose deep pockets are rewarded by coming to the rescue.
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Do you avoid trying to save money or invest for retirement because you think the world is coming to an end? Do you think you are wasting your efforts with frugal living? Is this bailout and stock market crash a sign of things to come? The truth is we never know what tomorrow brin …
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Tired of seeing losses in your investments? Ever sell at the bottom? Do you wish you could've gotten out sooner? Let's face it. Most of us are terrible at timing the market. But that shouldn't be an excuse to head for the hills.
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With most of the failing financial institutions gone or acquired by others and a bailout trying to take shape, we should take a moment to reflect on our personal financial situation.
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The following table represents the largest stock market losses ever recorded. What is nice about having this list is that I am constantly reminded stock market crashes represent only one point in time.
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With bailouts for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Bear Stearns, AIG and Lehman Brothers, you would think that getting a bailout is almost too easy these days.
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When it comes to investing, many look at past returns, decide and get in.
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Boy… is it easy to lose money in the stock market when it goes down! Why? Stocks fall 3 to 4 times faster than they rise. So you are likely to lose a lot faster, and as such get trigger shy into to thinking it will come back when you should have sold.
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