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November 6, 2009 at 11:05 AM #479284November 6, 2009 at 11:34 AM #478482
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ParticipantIf I have to choose among the three options (Real estate, cash, gold), I will choose real estate.
1. Real estate: it is still over-valued, but not too much. If you need a place to live, buy one now by all means. If you plan to buy one for investment, it is not a bad idea.
2. Cash: It has been clear that, in an effort to fend off deflation, the government has been (and will continue to be) printing money like crazy. Hyper-inflation will be here shortly after the current deflation phase is over. Unless you are very good at timing, I would not hold cash.
3. Gold: gold is in a big bubble territory already, with hyperinflation taken into account already.November 6, 2009 at 11:34 AM #478650ParticipantIf I have to choose among the three options (Real estate, cash, gold), I will choose real estate.
1. Real estate: it is still over-valued, but not too much. If you need a place to live, buy one now by all means. If you plan to buy one for investment, it is not a bad idea.
2. Cash: It has been clear that, in an effort to fend off deflation, the government has been (and will continue to be) printing money like crazy. Hyper-inflation will be here shortly after the current deflation phase is over. Unless you are very good at timing, I would not hold cash.
3. Gold: gold is in a big bubble territory already, with hyperinflation taken into account already.November 6, 2009 at 11:34 AM #479014ParticipantIf I have to choose among the three options (Real estate, cash, gold), I will choose real estate.
1. Real estate: it is still over-valued, but not too much. If you need a place to live, buy one now by all means. If you plan to buy one for investment, it is not a bad idea.
2. Cash: It has been clear that, in an effort to fend off deflation, the government has been (and will continue to be) printing money like crazy. Hyper-inflation will be here shortly after the current deflation phase is over. Unless you are very good at timing, I would not hold cash.
3. Gold: gold is in a big bubble territory already, with hyperinflation taken into account already.November 6, 2009 at 11:34 AM #479095ParticipantIf I have to choose among the three options (Real estate, cash, gold), I will choose real estate.
1. Real estate: it is still over-valued, but not too much. If you need a place to live, buy one now by all means. If you plan to buy one for investment, it is not a bad idea.
2. Cash: It has been clear that, in an effort to fend off deflation, the government has been (and will continue to be) printing money like crazy. Hyper-inflation will be here shortly after the current deflation phase is over. Unless you are very good at timing, I would not hold cash.
3. Gold: gold is in a big bubble territory already, with hyperinflation taken into account already.November 6, 2009 at 11:34 AM #479316ParticipantIf I have to choose among the three options (Real estate, cash, gold), I will choose real estate.
1. Real estate: it is still over-valued, but not too much. If you need a place to live, buy one now by all means. If you plan to buy one for investment, it is not a bad idea.
2. Cash: It has been clear that, in an effort to fend off deflation, the government has been (and will continue to be) printing money like crazy. Hyper-inflation will be here shortly after the current deflation phase is over. Unless you are very good at timing, I would not hold cash.
3. Gold: gold is in a big bubble territory already, with hyperinflation taken into account already.November 6, 2009 at 3:35 PM #478612IT.MOM
ParticipantHow about invest in foreign stock market?
November 6, 2009 at 3:35 PM #478782ParticipantHow about invest in foreign stock market?
November 6, 2009 at 3:35 PM #479147ParticipantHow about invest in foreign stock market?
November 6, 2009 at 3:35 PM #479228ParticipantHow about invest in foreign stock market?
November 6, 2009 at 3:35 PM #479448ParticipantHow about invest in foreign stock market?
December 1, 2009 at 11:57 PM #489206scaredyclassic
Participanthow about gold? Nouriel Roubini was quoted a few months back saying gold COULD NOT break $1,200. Not sure what the context was. but he was pretty emphatic about it. Made me a little edgy.
no one knows anything.
I had recently read that a major MARKETWACTH columnist is the lead plaintiff in a class action against Madoff. Lost $3 million. That’s the MSM. Why in heck would anyone read anything the guy had to say?
Never take direction from anyone. Listen. Think. DO what feels correct.
December 1, 2009 at 11:57 PM #489372Participanthow about gold? Nouriel Roubini was quoted a few months back saying gold COULD NOT break $1,200. Not sure what the context was. but he was pretty emphatic about it. Made me a little edgy.
no one knows anything.
I had recently read that a major MARKETWACTH columnist is the lead plaintiff in a class action against Madoff. Lost $3 million. That’s the MSM. Why in heck would anyone read anything the guy had to say?
Never take direction from anyone. Listen. Think. DO what feels correct.
December 1, 2009 at 11:57 PM #489756Participanthow about gold? Nouriel Roubini was quoted a few months back saying gold COULD NOT break $1,200. Not sure what the context was. but he was pretty emphatic about it. Made me a little edgy.
no one knows anything.
I had recently read that a major MARKETWACTH columnist is the lead plaintiff in a class action against Madoff. Lost $3 million. That’s the MSM. Why in heck would anyone read anything the guy had to say?
Never take direction from anyone. Listen. Think. DO what feels correct.
December 1, 2009 at 11:57 PM #489843Participanthow about gold? Nouriel Roubini was quoted a few months back saying gold COULD NOT break $1,200. Not sure what the context was. but he was pretty emphatic about it. Made me a little edgy.
no one knows anything.
I had recently read that a major MARKETWACTH columnist is the lead plaintiff in a class action against Madoff. Lost $3 million. That’s the MSM. Why in heck would anyone read anything the guy had to say?
Never take direction from anyone. Listen. Think. DO what feels correct.
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