posted by Helen at 1:26 PM
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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7 Comments:
Not me any more.
I got out last week. Wish I had got out 5 months earlier.
I'm not part of the investing class, but I am a part of the "chattering" class.
Anyone sufficiently panicked to keep their money in their vest, by the hogleg.
There is a big difference between the investing class and the speculating class. A very big difference. The former invests in value and is rich. The latter speculates on prices and is broke.
I'm in the ownership class myself. But ownership is not for everyone.
There's always a bull market somewhere.
Now is the time to buy debt, to buy green, to buy infrastructure plays, and to buy junior gold miners that are trading at 1/10th value from back when gold was below 400 (many have financial contracts with large producers, solving the finance problem) - something to tuck away for 5 years. Due dilligence!
The people who lose are the ones who buy in because they hear everyone else is making money, and then leave and snivel about their losses, and give up because now they hear everyone say it is hopeless.
I am getting reasonably close to a complete recovery from that graceful swan dive into the empty pool. (Lol! I even had one go to zero.)
Besides, in a corporate-fascist state, one begins to wonder if your shareholder votes will count for more than your vote as a citizen. Corporations now have "rights."
I do get a kick out of the article pointing out the 401k thing. Same here in Canada... the amount of people telling me they don't invest in the markets... they have mutual funds and RRSP's because the markets are too risky. OK, Charlie Brown. Did your last statement clue you in?
If it all goes to zero, money is going to be the least of our problems anyway.
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