How to Survive The Stock Market Havoc of 2008
| Publication Date | October 2008 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | MoneyWeek |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 11 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | MOW00006 |
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Summary
2008 is shaping up to be a very tough year for investors. In fact, legendary investor George Soros says that we are heading into the worst financial storm in 60 years. The credit crunch is gaining momentum. The global banking system is wobbling. The stock market is on a grim rollercoaster ride. And an even bigger threat to the economy is on the horizon, in the form of a once-obscure financial sector called 'monolines'.
Many investors are going to suffer in the stock market turmoil. Others are going to play it too safe and miss out on the investment opportunities still on offer. While investors maybe tempted tempted to just sit on a pile of cash and wait for the storm to pass, this report says even in the worst bear market, there are always opportunities. This study looks at at how to make serious long-term profits in grain stocks and Japan. Experts also pick out a few select stocks to buy now. They highlight that it's possible to profit from falling share prices.
The study contains information on the best ways to profit during the coming stock market crisis including:
- Reasons to stock up on food investments
- The foreign markets you should invest in
- Which companies are best equipped to survive the storm
- 7 specific investments that will shine in the gloom
- How to make money from falling share prices
Content
- 1) How to make money in 2008 - even as markets dive.
- 2) Resist the rush for cheap stocks.
- 3) Why you should stock up on food.
- 4) Which firms can survive a storm?
- 5) Seven investments that will shine in the gloom.
- 6) How to make money from falling share prices.
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