Stocks Buy Sell or Hold Now may be the Best time to Buy
- Stocks are
oversold many
below net asset
values
- quest for wealth
preservation
- strong interest in
physical gold
ownership
If you pick a few quality equities now, the rewards, six months to a year
and a half down the road will be stunning. What is occurring now is
only a short term correction, a bottoming out of a cycle that always
reverses itself. Every time. Don't fall into the trap of the herd mentality,
and succumb to well orchestrated fear mongering and mindless
panic. The big banks and lending institutions got caught, all the while
expecting to be bailed out, when the market changed. Well, some of
them were not bailed out. Panic liquidation, margin calls, illiquid
amidst dropping valuations, spiraled into the mess we are in now. But,
this also can be viewed as an opportunity, and one that seems to
occur every eight to ten years. The cycle. The opportunity. The world
economy will not collapse. It will adjust. Life will go on, and those few
that choose well in this environment will inevitably reap the rewards.
The inherent investment risks at this point are exponentially
decreasing with every passing week. The only challenge now is to
select the truly undervalued quality stocks, that are mixed in with so
much chaff.
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Investment opportunities of a lifetime are upon us. Literally, all
of the juniors have been oversold to levels, below any type of
reasonable evaluation, and when you look at the bigger picture,
these type of events occur in cycles. There has never been a
better broad based, market wide entry level, for the quality
juniors. Although, in recent weeks have already begun to move
a bit. Obama's economic stimulus package should stabilize
the markets, and more importantly, consumer sentiment to a
degree for now. China, the middle east and just about everyone
else on the planet are all holding way too many American
dollars to ever allow a complete collapse. The housing market
will eventually sort itself out.