shares?

[MadScientist]

UncleLim:

MadScientist:

Hi Uncle Lim!
:rahrah:

Hi MadScientist. You should do a running commentary here on how bad it will get when the Euro implodes.

Hope you are well & fine.

Oh... Pls dun start me...

I have been thinking of scenarios based on the political options and tendencies of the forces in charge. It's narrowing to a clearer picture...
Have been very busy in a good way, and would like to do so... Perhaps in my own blog.

Short of it, IMHO, the time has really come, probably for something big... Anything to save this can happen, but it sets us up for the third biggie.

I see plenty of opportunities coming. *yum*

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

For now, we should be watching June 17... Am not worried so much about Greece. More about Spain and Italy after Greece. If anyone works out in the gym, when you tire out muscle groups just to focus on a set of muscles... And it gets really sore. That's an analogy of how it can be like. Greece is just to expand the bullets... So that there may not be any more juice left for the next. Too many people know that it will happen... Just that too few know when it will happen.

Take care!

[iFirefly]

Jane422:

accumulate your $$$ now and strike it after the Greek and Spain issues. Can pick and monitor a few cheap counters and before you invest on it. Huat ah.....

For a split moment, i thot i was at the ''Hougang By-Election'' thread..

[micollh]

i still trust blue chips… buy keep, dividens come come come each year…never get new shares for awhile since last year… some stuck heartache…cant sell… so i still feel blue chips worth buying n keep…

[smurfymum]

Think now the best is to get stocks with consistent dividends. At least gor money coming in while stock mkt is rough

[MadScientist]

I would be cautious at this point of time… This is the last leg.

[needtoupdate]

MadScientist:

I would be cautious at this point of time... This is the last leg.

could you elaborate what sort of time frame for this last leg? because FED and ECB interest rate seem to be set for low rates until 2015.

[verykiasu2010]

needtoupdate:

MadScientist:

I would be cautious at this point of time... This is the last leg.

could you elaborate what sort of time frame for this last leg? because FED and ECB interest rate seem to be set for low rates until 2015.

FED, ECB, Libor, Sibor are all going to stay low for a long time, not before end of 2014 will we see anything

that is a good 2.5 years from now, and who knows what other economic bombshells may appear in the next 30 months ?

borrow more to buy cheap assets and wait for the upturn ?

[MadScientist]

verykiasu2010:

needtoupdate:

[quote=\"MadScientist\"]I would be cautious at this point of time... This is the last leg.

could you elaborate what sort of time frame for this last leg? because FED and ECB interest rate seem to be set for low rates until 2015.

FED, ECB, Libor, Sibor are all going to stay low for a long time, not before end of 2014 will we see anything

that is a good 2.5 years from now, and who knows what other economic bombshells may appear in the next 30 months ?

borrow more to buy cheap assets and wait for the upturn ?[/quote]Agree to the first part....
Real question is how long more can this sustain?

I am a chart artist (read technician)... And if anyone just looks at the simple charts, you can tell that the more money they pump, the less rally power the markets have.

As for asset inflation... It is inflationary!
But think what follows massive inflation...

It's a good time, only if you know what to do.

[shawnlim88]

verykiasu2010:

needtoupdate:

[quote=\"MadScientist\"]I


borrow more to buy cheap assets and wait for the upturn ?

[/quote]dear Sir,

no no to borrow to invest into shares.

my view

[Puffer]

If I were to get telco shares with long term view, would it be worth getting them at this point? lf not, when? Thinking of collecting dividends only, would it be better than putting money in banks?