Currently, when you turn on the news channels these day, the only thing that you hear would be stock rally around the world. Yes, this is a great sign that the economies around the world is recovering from the finanicial downturn. Did anyone learn from the mistakes? From what i see, I would say no one did. For example, AIG got the bailout money to get survive this finanical downturn. Instead of investing and making sure that the company wouldn't go bankrupt, the big guys in AIG decided to give all the top executives bonuses. If the government didn't find out about this, they would have gotten away with this bonuses from the government bailout money. So, my point is that the government should start putting more regulation in the free roaming Wall street to ensure that coperate United States would never have to go throught another recession. To the invester, investers have to make sure the company they thinking of investing is doing good in the market. Best way to do this would be by, researching and comparing the sales all the way from a year before to the currenr year or present day. For doing this will ensure you that the investment is doing good and can make you big buck. Short term investment are always risky, so you should invest on a long term investment. Currently, to my view the stocks like cheveron, Bp, and all the gas companies are making a comeback. Investing in them is a great idea, but you have move in with caution because the market are still a little shaky. So be careful when you invest heavily.
Global Economy
The only economies that i know that is doing great is the Indian and Chinese economy. Like I said, in my pervious post that Indian Stocks did a surge in the Major indexes like Sensex and Nifty. Some experts are argue that this sudden surge occur from overexcitment of the investors. So, once again be very cautious when investing in Stock at times like this.
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