What Smart Investor Should Know About Economy? »

Posted By WikiMap 9 months, 2 weeks ago in News

Investing in the stock market requires immense of education and training, but anyone can make wise investment decisions by learning how to closely follow the economy. While an expertise in the economics is not necessarily required, a basic understanding of the twelve major economic indicators is beneficial to the novice investor.

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    CHAM9 months, 2 weeks ago

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    You really need to know what your doing in this market. I don't know enough to get in it. I think I know just enough to stay out.

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      orndorffter9 months, 2 weeks ago

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      I well second that.

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        GehlLady9 months, 2 weeks ago

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        Just said, me too!

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          vizion9 months, 2 weeks ago

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          If I had more money I would be a better investor.

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            Teech9 months, 2 weeks ago

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            Instead of going to Vegas this week, I bought 100 shares of Citi (C) and 100 shares of General Motors (GM) - because with the Neocon scum and Republican feces having been flushed from the White House, I believe that this is a better bet than the crap tables. Got both of them for $2.42/share - total drop just a bit over $500. Much less than I usually spend to be entertained in Vegas.

            If GE, Ford, B of A, and some other old "blue chips" remain low, I might blow another $500 next week. Yeah, it's a crap shoot. But like the horse races, if I get a good run for my bet, I'm happy.

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            simonsez9 months, 2 weeks ago

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            I would suggest the safest way to invest is in major energy companies and utilities. Both are paying significant dividends and offer significant growth possibilities in the years ahead.

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              TasteRussian6 months ago

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              "safest way to invest is in major energy companies and utilities.."
              absolutely agree, but what do you think about banking and insurance companies?

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