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Investing Options in Recessionary Education
With unemployment approaching 7%, people are going to be looking for new ways to enhance their credentials and make themselves more attractive to employers. One of the most popular ways to do this is by going back to school or … Continue reading
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Trade Bullish Companies for Bearish Times
During a recession, the types of companies that usually perform well are grouped in a category called Consumer Staples. These companies make products people will use no matter what the state of the economy, and are usually located in what … Continue reading
Auto Manufacturers: Dust Biters or Potential Investments?
In a market where General Motors (GM), Ford (F) and Chrysler collectively known as the Big Three were once part of the booming American auto industry, we could be standing witness to one or more of their final days. On … Continue reading
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Investing in Financials: Who Will be Left Standing?
Bankruptcies, bailouts and bad loans have rocked the financial industry. For investors, this bad news may provide good opportunities to buy low. Let’s take a look at some companies that look to be in the best shape to survive the … Continue reading