12-27-2011, 02:51 PM
For my picks I have to say that I dont have any for 2012. In my secure / retirement investments, I'm well balanced through index funds mostly thorugh fidelity and some nice funds that my company has that are not available to the average investor.
For my other investments, I'm of the opinion that buy and hold in any fashion is dead. At least for now. There are 2 many uncertainties yet in Euro, and the American and China economies. Great investments can lose too much money because of how much influence the ETF, Mutual funds, and large hedge funds have over the market. My strategy is going to continue to be to buy into leveraged ETF's on up and down swings.
I will say that I am over all bullish. Meaning I will be much more likely to bet on the market during dips then peaks.
I predict the dow will close above 13k but will be bouncing back and forth all year.
For my other investments, I'm of the opinion that buy and hold in any fashion is dead. At least for now. There are 2 many uncertainties yet in Euro, and the American and China economies. Great investments can lose too much money because of how much influence the ETF, Mutual funds, and large hedge funds have over the market. My strategy is going to continue to be to buy into leveraged ETF's on up and down swings.
I will say that I am over all bullish. Meaning I will be much more likely to bet on the market during dips then peaks.
I predict the dow will close above 13k but will be bouncing back and forth all year.
Maul, the Bashing Shamie
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"If you want to change the world, be that change."
--Gandhi