Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Are you thinking of getting profit over market uncertainty?

The market doesn’t like uncertainty. Yes, I am talking about the stock market, very uncertain since last month.




Dramatic events came like a chain of problems. Starting from Egypt’s protest to Libya’s battle to Japan’s tsunami. Things don’t slow down don’t they?
But still, face it…this is a stock market we’re talking about. Economy is a very sensitive element on such investment. I admit that novice investors are getting panic thinking that market is over, everything is going down!
Let me tell you, its wrong! Being a discipline investor you need to stick your head on the game. We don’t beat the market, we move along with it. Market is trading sideways right now, no denying, but as things are getting stable in the future, stock will move upwards. What goes down will always comes back up. Be optimistic!
So here’s some plan that perhaps you can do. I will target on certain industry that may help and when things are getting better, you know where to get profit from.

Japan suffered great losses over the unfortunate disaster. However they are not gone! They are the 3rd largest economy in the world. And as they reported that they will need estimated 5 years to rebuild the wreck. They need a lot of materials for rebuilding.
And you come in play here. You may begin to target on cyclical industry such as energy, timber, metals/mining, and construction as it’s obvious that Japan will need plenty of those to proceed with their restructuring. And therefore, requesting imports from other countries in that case. Despite having to spend more money, Japan is actually helping these companies to earn profit.


Big companies like General Electric and Caterpillar have confirmed to participate in rebuilding Japan. You may start doing your homework now to see which other companies that may benefit from here.
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And that is for future, and for now I am not going to touch on anything yet. Market is still unstable, and share price swing even faster than my mood. I choose to wait and standby. Perhaps you can do so~ let the fund manager and analyst do their job.


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