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November 20, 2007 at 7:53 PM #102112November 20, 2007 at 7:53 PM #102191
Running Bear
Participantbabbleon,
I would be very careful right now in what you moved your investments into. The precious metals and natural resource trades have been very crowded in the last couple of months because they have been seeing large gains. When the true “credit crunch” event comes, these trades are going to see a large drop. All of this fast money will pull out to lock in gains and cover losses in the commercial paper and credit markets. I would seriously consider being much more focused on wealth protection right now and not high returns. Wait until the massacre happens then jump back in. Metals and natural resources will be great long term trades after all of the speculators are knocked out.
my2cents
November 20, 2007 at 7:53 PM #102200Participantbabbleon,
I would be very careful right now in what you moved your investments into. The precious metals and natural resource trades have been very crowded in the last couple of months because they have been seeing large gains. When the true “credit crunch” event comes, these trades are going to see a large drop. All of this fast money will pull out to lock in gains and cover losses in the commercial paper and credit markets. I would seriously consider being much more focused on wealth protection right now and not high returns. Wait until the massacre happens then jump back in. Metals and natural resources will be great long term trades after all of the speculators are knocked out.
my2cents
November 20, 2007 at 7:53 PM #102224Participantbabbleon,
I would be very careful right now in what you moved your investments into. The precious metals and natural resource trades have been very crowded in the last couple of months because they have been seeing large gains. When the true “credit crunch” event comes, these trades are going to see a large drop. All of this fast money will pull out to lock in gains and cover losses in the commercial paper and credit markets. I would seriously consider being much more focused on wealth protection right now and not high returns. Wait until the massacre happens then jump back in. Metals and natural resources will be great long term trades after all of the speculators are knocked out.
my2cents
November 20, 2007 at 7:53 PM #102252Participantbabbleon,
I would be very careful right now in what you moved your investments into. The precious metals and natural resource trades have been very crowded in the last couple of months because they have been seeing large gains. When the true “credit crunch” event comes, these trades are going to see a large drop. All of this fast money will pull out to lock in gains and cover losses in the commercial paper and credit markets. I would seriously consider being much more focused on wealth protection right now and not high returns. Wait until the massacre happens then jump back in. Metals and natural resources will be great long term trades after all of the speculators are knocked out.
my2cents
November 20, 2007 at 9:46 PM #102173waiting for bottom
ParticipantAgree with running bear. These markets have been called bubbles since 2005 and no correction.
Check out “RIO” and “PBR”. They are ADR’s of Brazilian companies that are solid and posted great returns over the past 4 years.
November 20, 2007 at 9:46 PM #102251ParticipantAgree with running bear. These markets have been called bubbles since 2005 and no correction.
Check out “RIO” and “PBR”. They are ADR’s of Brazilian companies that are solid and posted great returns over the past 4 years.
November 20, 2007 at 9:46 PM #102261ParticipantAgree with running bear. These markets have been called bubbles since 2005 and no correction.
Check out “RIO” and “PBR”. They are ADR’s of Brazilian companies that are solid and posted great returns over the past 4 years.
November 20, 2007 at 9:46 PM #102284ParticipantAgree with running bear. These markets have been called bubbles since 2005 and no correction.
Check out “RIO” and “PBR”. They are ADR’s of Brazilian companies that are solid and posted great returns over the past 4 years.
November 20, 2007 at 9:46 PM #102312ParticipantAgree with running bear. These markets have been called bubbles since 2005 and no correction.
Check out “RIO” and “PBR”. They are ADR’s of Brazilian companies that are solid and posted great returns over the past 4 years.
November 20, 2007 at 11:31 PM #102263babbleon
ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
November 20, 2007 at 11:31 PM #102340ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
November 20, 2007 at 11:31 PM #102351ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
November 20, 2007 at 11:31 PM #102375ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
November 20, 2007 at 11:31 PM #102403ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
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