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February 19, 2009 at 7:21 PM #15109February 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM #350374
scaredyclassic
Participanteverything is different now. burn all books and start again. i would trust no one, and in aprticular, anything that was “basic advice” the last 30 years. look at old MONEY magazines to see just how off the mainstream can be.
gold.
February 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM #350952Participanteverything is different now. burn all books and start again. i would trust no one, and in aprticular, anything that was “basic advice” the last 30 years. look at old MONEY magazines to see just how off the mainstream can be.
gold.
February 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM #350695Participanteverything is different now. burn all books and start again. i would trust no one, and in aprticular, anything that was “basic advice” the last 30 years. look at old MONEY magazines to see just how off the mainstream can be.
gold.
February 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM #350819Participanteverything is different now. burn all books and start again. i would trust no one, and in aprticular, anything that was “basic advice” the last 30 years. look at old MONEY magazines to see just how off the mainstream can be.
gold.
February 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM #350853Participanteverything is different now. burn all books and start again. i would trust no one, and in aprticular, anything that was “basic advice” the last 30 years. look at old MONEY magazines to see just how off the mainstream can be.
gold.
February 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM #350404XBoxBoy
ParticipantSecond the opinion that the traditional basic advice is not very good. Most people who followed that have gotten burned pretty badly in the last year and are back to where they were ten years ago.
Many on this site will tell you to invest in stuff like gold, or commodities, but I will tell you that all of these things have their own set of risks which you need to carefully evaluate. And remember that with any wall street investments you’re swimming in a sea of sharks.
If I was you, I would keep my current savings in cash (bank money market or short term CDs) and start to pay very close attention to investing. Our financial system is still very shaky, and any investment could turn on you. There’s so much risk, that whatever you invest in now, might not be such a good investment in the near future. Paying attention will be critical in the near future.
Just my two cents worth.
February 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM #350982ParticipantSecond the opinion that the traditional basic advice is not very good. Most people who followed that have gotten burned pretty badly in the last year and are back to where they were ten years ago.
Many on this site will tell you to invest in stuff like gold, or commodities, but I will tell you that all of these things have their own set of risks which you need to carefully evaluate. And remember that with any wall street investments you’re swimming in a sea of sharks.
If I was you, I would keep my current savings in cash (bank money market or short term CDs) and start to pay very close attention to investing. Our financial system is still very shaky, and any investment could turn on you. There’s so much risk, that whatever you invest in now, might not be such a good investment in the near future. Paying attention will be critical in the near future.
Just my two cents worth.
February 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM #350725ParticipantSecond the opinion that the traditional basic advice is not very good. Most people who followed that have gotten burned pretty badly in the last year and are back to where they were ten years ago.
Many on this site will tell you to invest in stuff like gold, or commodities, but I will tell you that all of these things have their own set of risks which you need to carefully evaluate. And remember that with any wall street investments you’re swimming in a sea of sharks.
If I was you, I would keep my current savings in cash (bank money market or short term CDs) and start to pay very close attention to investing. Our financial system is still very shaky, and any investment could turn on you. There’s so much risk, that whatever you invest in now, might not be such a good investment in the near future. Paying attention will be critical in the near future.
Just my two cents worth.
February 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM #350849ParticipantSecond the opinion that the traditional basic advice is not very good. Most people who followed that have gotten burned pretty badly in the last year and are back to where they were ten years ago.
Many on this site will tell you to invest in stuff like gold, or commodities, but I will tell you that all of these things have their own set of risks which you need to carefully evaluate. And remember that with any wall street investments you’re swimming in a sea of sharks.
If I was you, I would keep my current savings in cash (bank money market or short term CDs) and start to pay very close attention to investing. Our financial system is still very shaky, and any investment could turn on you. There’s so much risk, that whatever you invest in now, might not be such a good investment in the near future. Paying attention will be critical in the near future.
Just my two cents worth.
February 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM #350883ParticipantSecond the opinion that the traditional basic advice is not very good. Most people who followed that have gotten burned pretty badly in the last year and are back to where they were ten years ago.
Many on this site will tell you to invest in stuff like gold, or commodities, but I will tell you that all of these things have their own set of risks which you need to carefully evaluate. And remember that with any wall street investments you’re swimming in a sea of sharks.
If I was you, I would keep my current savings in cash (bank money market or short term CDs) and start to pay very close attention to investing. Our financial system is still very shaky, and any investment could turn on you. There’s so much risk, that whatever you invest in now, might not be such a good investment in the near future. Paying attention will be critical in the near future.
Just my two cents worth.
February 20, 2009 at 10:34 AM #3508654plexowner
ParticipantExchange worthless fiat currency for tangible goods
My most recent investment: a case of 12 year old Chivas Regal
Likely to hold its value far better than any paper BS denominated in a fiat currency
February 20, 2009 at 10:34 AM #350997ParticipantExchange worthless fiat currency for tangible goods
My most recent investment: a case of 12 year old Chivas Regal
Likely to hold its value far better than any paper BS denominated in a fiat currency
February 20, 2009 at 10:34 AM #350898ParticipantExchange worthless fiat currency for tangible goods
My most recent investment: a case of 12 year old Chivas Regal
Likely to hold its value far better than any paper BS denominated in a fiat currency
February 20, 2009 at 10:34 AM #350740ParticipantExchange worthless fiat currency for tangible goods
My most recent investment: a case of 12 year old Chivas Regal
Likely to hold its value far better than any paper BS denominated in a fiat currency
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