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What encouragement It is envy You are out there enjoying life while I have to listen to LKY's hard truths
he he he one day buddy, you can come join me here for a short break from that evil old man.
What encouragement It is envy You are out there enjoying life while I have to listen to LKY's hard truths
it seems the low was $82.33 in January 2009, just 3 years ago.
So those friends of yours who sold at $100+ in 2007 or 2008, could/might have bought back in at below $100 in early 2009...
Haha, even you yourself think your investing strategy is "half baked" and yet you still want to continue with it?
So now, besides receiving warnings from other people, you are also subconsciously warning yourself! haha
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No, it isn't...
The simplest form of investment is a simple fixed deposit.
But the simplest (and safest) form of highly-profitable investment is the purchasing of physical gold and silver bars, and storing them under your bed!
But if you're not lucky, you might have bought in at the end of the so-called "momentum"! hahaIf you have read any of O'Neils books his strategy is to watch the price action & to buy companies that are increasing in price i.e. momentum stocks.
We'll just have to wait and see...It is a first rate company & if any company can become a trillion dollar company it's Apple.
Hope you can remain "coolHowever Apple is my best performing stock which I am keeping. It's such a historical & controversial company.
That's if you can get a buyer when you want to sell....If you can afford property it is still a good investment. You can live in it, rent it out, or sell it at a future date. The place I'm living in has appreciated 200% in 12 years
Shouldn't one's own home be safe enough?With precious metals you have to guard it & you don't get a return until you sell .
Besides, there are also external economic and political factors that could affect ALL U.S. companies...
For example, another terrorist attack?
Or a sharp rise in oil prices, e.g. oil reaching US$200 per barrel within the next couple of years, making everything much more expensive?
That's if you can get a buyer when you want to sell.
And just because some properties have appreciated in price does not guarantee ALL properties will appreciate in price, or even just maintain its value.
The U.S. housing market collapse a few years ago can happen again and can happen anywhere in the world, especially if there's HYPERinflation, when FOOD will be "king" and houses will have the LEAST demand (and therefore MUCH lower prices, i.e. at least 90% lower! and I'm not joking, because a $2 million house can easily drop to only S$200,000 in a HYPERinflationary country, where nobody will bother to even consider buying houses for whatever reason), simply because EVERYBODY will be worried about food and wouldn't mind continuing to live in their present homes rather than buy new and nicer houses to live in, let alone invest in properties.
Shouldn't one's own home be safe enough?
If it's not, investment banks/brokerages might also not be safe enough because they can fail; properties you buy for investment might also not be safe enough because they can get damaged because of some reason.
But that's just "recession".After so many years I think the worst of the recession is over.
That philosophy does not apply to an investment that guards against HYPERinflation.You can always buy both, why have everything in one basket
That's IF you can get a tenant....or rent it out.
There's no need for a recurring income stream when it comes to precious metals....no potential for a recurring income stream like rent.
That does not make sense at all.Even if you get stuck buying at the top, things will eventually improve.
My advice is to STOP thinking about that! hahaI have thought about acquiring properties as an investment...
If you've already settled down overseas, I think it's best not to return to Singapore...but I don't want to be tied down to Spore.
Yes, that's what I've been saying, i.e. buying the physical metal (e.g. gold bars) itself and storing it under your bed!If someone wants to buy metals which broker are you using. Do you actually buy the metal
That's another way to invest in precious metals, but I wouldn't recommend it, unless you're already a multi-millionaire with lots of cash to spare to buy shares of mining companies! hahaor do you buy the companies that produce the metals.
NEVER use leverage for anything, unless you can afford to, and are mentally prepared to, lose ALL your capital for that particular investment!Are you leveraged e.g. using options.
Wow!Apple shares has hit $600 today & the iPad 3 hasn't even even started selling in large numbers, yet
I can also predict $1,000 by end of next year! hahaMany analysts are predicting $700 plus by the end of this year
But seriously, just sell at least a third or a quarter of your shares by the end of this month or even today!..
There're no millionnaires in this forum, unless he's a millionnaire certified insane. Sane millionnaires have many more better things to do.
arse168,
better bullshit your stuff at the emigration folder. those idiots over there are more likely to believe your crap. btw, u still conning new migrants at oussieland? u still staring at the ceiling fan?
CCB to u :oIo:
i consider it as national service. i need to warn newbies about assholes and fraudsters like you, neddy and ash007. :oIo: