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By: Luke Ahearn

Luke Ahearn — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 09:37:33 +0000

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By: Logan Graham

Logan Graham — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:24:02 +0000

Ideally, you want something that will rise and be stable, with little fluctuation – and a downturn is a perfect time. The Asiatic market is rising, and has boomed within the last 3 years or so, but there is a lot of fluctuation. I would invest depending on how you think you will need the money. If you were planning on buying a car within the next ten years, buy into a mid-term “package” (as I like to call them) that your bank will usually be able to provide. A slightly-longer-than-mid-term and semi-aggressive growth portfolio, in my opinion, would truly be able to take advantage of this market.

I’ve had luck with my investments. They’ve steadily grown, sort of like a high-percentage-interest bank account. However, the downturn did lose me about 15%, but I recently have made a lot of money, invested it in about July in a semi-aggressive growth portfolio, and am foreseeing a profitable rise. Though I only started investing at 11, and am 15 now, I haven’t had the time yet to see what has really happened with my investments.

By: Logan Graham

Logan Graham — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:18:13 +0000

Thanks for the great comment Blaine! Yeah, economic downturns seem to be the best time to invest! Not only can you make a bunch of money of the fear and irrationality of others (which isn’t cheating, you know), but you you’ll gain an advantage over everyone else. Thanks for the resources on the “elliot wave theory” and “Bob Prechter”.

By: Blaine Bullman

Blaine Bullman — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 17:45:55 +0000

It’s true, buy at the bottom when nobody wants them and sell when everybody is frantic to get on board. Think about it, in mid 2007 everybody was so bullish and positive and that’s when you have to be cautious and in march of this year when people thought the downturn would just get worse that’s when the markets bottomed out and now markets have been going up ever since BUT I strongly believe this is not the end and all of the hand full of people who predicted the downturn agree that this is not the end of the downturn.

Why should we believe and trust the 99.9% of banks and economists to tell us the truth and that the economy will continue to grow NOW, if they didn’t tell or didn’t predict the downturn in 2007?? Remember they are businesses so it’s their job to get your money.

If you want to really be ahead the herd, learn about elliot wave theory and follow Bob Prechter who I believe was1 of 7 people who publicly predicted the downturn.
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By: Dab

Dab — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:58:25 +0000

Hey man, stumbled across your site;

Some good information about investing there, albeit what type of markets would you advise investing in? And how has your luck been with your investments?

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