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Old 08-06-2008, 08:16 PM
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Shrinking cash...what are the possible options?

Invest in properties? Stocks? Savings? What are you guys doing with your hard-earned money?
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Invest in properties? Stocks? Savings? What are you guys doing with your hard-earned money?
For now, cash is king. Property market is heading south and may soften further so it is not the right time to move in yet if what you have in mind is 'investment'. Stock market, as we can all see, very volitile and bearish. Unless you are in for day trade ( intra-day in, intra-day out ). This market is not even for Swing Trade.
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i've put some of my cash into a money market unit trust (under lion capital IIRC)...basically very safe, but low interest. Just bidding my time until a buying opportunity pops up
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I'm thinking of throwing 50% of my cash into stocks once market sentiments turn positive and the bear market has reached the bottom.


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