what stock market is right for you?

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what do you think is the right stock market for you? :rolleyes:
just keep in mind this one, i always like this part here :

"The market value does not directly reflect your stock value – Stocks are bought on an individual basis. If the market as a whole has a good or bad day, it does not necessarily have any bearing on how well your stocks have performed. Even in periods of recession, some stocks will gain or hold value as the cumulative value of other companies drop all-around them. For certain industries, periods of slow economic activity actually provide a boost in company outlook, just like divorce lawyers wouldn’t get much business if all matrimonies ended happily ever after. The point is, there is no sweeping barometer to gauge every single stock, it is important to track each individually. You must be detailed and thorough in efforts to know your exact financial standing. Larger market gauges are more useful to judge the economic health of the country or globe as a whole...."

quoted by moneyplans dot net. So true, and also it doesn't mean that it will be or your investment would always be at the bottom, for sure, there will come a time that it will dramatically go up! let me hear know your voice. what do you think?
 
I believe in a bear market, everything goes down. In a bull market, everything goes up. So, no I am not convinced a share will go up when everything is going down.

The bull market is definitely the right'er market for the retail investor since going long is logistically easier for her than going short.
 
I like NASDAQ. Tech stocks are the perfect babies for me. Been making quite a bit of return on them. I also do really well on retail stocks because of this social media tool.

But those are the markets i specialize in , and are right for me, for now.
 
I also do really well on retail stocks because of this social media tool.
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what do you think is the right stock market for you? :rolleyes:
just keep in mind this one, i always like this part here :

"The market value does not directly reflect your stock value – Stocks are bought on an individual basis. If the market as a whole has a good or bad day, it does not necessarily have any bearing on how well your stocks have performed. Even in periods of recession, some stocks will gain or hold value as the cumulative value of other companies drop all-around them. For certain industries, periods of slow economic activity actually provide a boost in company outlook, just like divorce lawyers wouldn’t get much business if all matrimonies ended happily ever after. The point is, there is no sweeping barometer to gauge every single stock, it is important to track each individually. You must be detailed and thorough in efforts to know your exact financial standing. Larger market gauges are more useful to judge the economic health of the country or globe as a whole...."

quoted by moneyplans dot net. So true, and also it doesn't mean that it will be or your investment would always be at the bottom, for sure, there will come a time that it will dramatically go up! let me hear know your voice. what do you think?

So true? Actually, in trading terms it's nonsense.
 
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