sneakyd
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I find myself investing more and more in silver bullion. If you do some research on that you will see why. It is considered an asset, you can store it in your home or some place safe, and if our currency ends up being worth nothing than silver will definitely be worth alot. Give silver a year or two and it's price will double.
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michaelp
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I believe it was about a year ago that commodity investments were all the rage. Oil prices were on their way up to above $140 a barrel, from as little as $50 in 2007.
As the global economy slumped, demand for commodities stalled. Since last July, the Dow Jones AIG commodity index has fallen more than 50%.
After the slump, two questions come to mind. First, was all the hype about commodity investments just a sucker play? Or is it possible that, with prices down so far, it created a great buying opportunity?
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Sector Timing Report
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Start with a top-down market tool to identify the strongest sectors of the market. You want to invest in the strongest areas of the market for long term success.
Sector Timing Report
Market Timing Signal and Sector Rotation Newsletter
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Elmira Nancy
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In the real estate market, current values have been dropping now for over 2 years, but will begin to show signs of recovery as long as the Fed continues to drop interest rates. The farther the rates drop, the more buyers are able to qualify for home loans. The more buyers out there, the more housing values will increase. This is simple economics...the higher the demand, the greater rise in value.
A good source for buying real estate right now can be bank auctions due to foreclosure, because the bank only needs enough money to cover their losses, but you'll be bidding against others, many of whom are speculators, and know the business.
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