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On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:50:35 -0400, John H.
salmonremovebait@gmaildotcom wrote: Well yeah, but what do you see in the economy going forward? No one knows for sure. Long term it always recovers but the timing is uncertain as is the sector rotation. The keys to investment success are not really a secret: 1. Good solid companies that have been around a while and pay dividends. 2. A widely diversified portfolio. 3. A track record of competent management and building shareholder value. 4. Good value vs assets and future income stream. Trying to time market tops and bottoms is a risky game. Picking good companies at a good value is easier. I continue to like the big integrated oils over the long term as well as some of the exploration and drilling companies. None of them will double your money in 6 months but you really shouldn't be trying to do that. |
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