Comments on: is there any non us investor who still has the guts to invest in the us given its mismanagement of the economy http://sochicshoes.com/shoeblog/investing/is-there-any-non-us-investor-who-still-has-the-guts-to-invest-in-the-us-given-its-mismanagement-of-the-economy/ Fashion Unleashed Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:34:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nick Z http://sochicshoes.com/shoeblog/investing/is-there-any-non-us-investor-who-still-has-the-guts-to-invest-in-the-us-given-its-mismanagement-of-the-economy/comment-page-1/#comment-6967 Nick Z Sat, 30 Jan 2010 11:02:29 +0000 http://sochicshoes.com/shoeblog/investing/is-there-any-non-us-investor-who-still-has-the-guts-to-invest-in-the-us-given-its-mismanagement-of-the-economy/#comment-6967 <a href=""></a> Sounds like USA is a great place to short stocks. I don't know if you can call this investment. But you can make good money this way in a mismanaged economy.

Sounds like USA is a great place to short stocks.

I don’t know if you can call this investment. But you can make good money this way in a mismanaged economy.

]]> By: Marco R http://sochicshoes.com/shoeblog/investing/is-there-any-non-us-investor-who-still-has-the-guts-to-invest-in-the-us-given-its-mismanagement-of-the-economy/comment-page-1/#comment-6966 Marco R Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:02:37 +0000 http://sochicshoes.com/shoeblog/investing/is-there-any-non-us-investor-who-still-has-the-guts-to-invest-in-the-us-given-its-mismanagement-of-the-economy/#comment-6966 <a href=""></a> There are always good buying opportunities in any market. During the worst of crashes, there are still good stocks and/or sectors to buy which do quite well. There are simply fewer of them, and they are harder to find. For example, if the dollar is weak, companies that export their goods to other countries tend to do well, etc. The nice thing is that the few companies going up in a big downward spike have a lot of people jumping into them, since there are so few good places left to invest. So they can move up quickly.

There are always good buying opportunities in any market. During the worst of crashes, there are still good stocks and/or sectors to buy which do quite well. There are simply fewer of them, and they are harder to find. For example, if the dollar is weak, companies that export their goods to other countries tend to do well, etc. The nice thing is that the few companies going up in a big downward spike have a lot of people jumping into them, since there are so few good places left to invest. So they can move up quickly.

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