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When it comes to making investments, I'm not necessarily the best person to come to for stock market trading tips. I feel like I know the basics, but I definitely can see the value in talking to a professional before making a major investment.

The only investments I've made have basically been in the name of retirement plans. While our country and the whole world have been experiencing bout after bout of economic turmoil, I've been fairly optimistic, knowing that I'm buying stocks for a rather good cheap price.

Of course, I definitely recognize how devastating this economic upheaval has been for so many people in their more mature years that have seen years of investments basically go down the drain right before their eyes right as they're getting ready for retirement.

My parents as well as my husband's parents fall into this category, and it's been quite scary for them. Early retirement is a nice dream for man, but for most people it's not a conceivable option.

As far as the stock purchasing basics go, the general rule is that if you're jumping into the stock market for the long haul and have twenty to thirty years ahead of you before you plan on using any of the money from your investments, it's a good time to invest in high risk stocks.

Right now you can get into these stocks for a pretty affordable price, and the odds are that some time before you need to get money back from your investment, the economy will fix its self and you will be able to earn some large returns.

On the other hand, if you are looking at your investments with more of the short term mind set, you don't want to dump your money into a risky stock where you could potentially lose everything you have and then not get anything back for it.

Many people have a tendency to pull their money out of the stock market when they see that it's made a terrible down turn, but in all reality this is the worst thing that you can do.

If you take your money out, while the stock market is down, you will have lost everything that you have invested. The best thing that you can do is exercise a little patience and wait for the stock market to regulate or make some gains before you pull any of your money out of it.

Again, before you decide to make any investment, I recommend that you talk to an experienced professional who can give you advice on stock market trading tips. The stock market can be a very powerful investment tool, but you definitely want to make sure that you are using it wisely.

by: Art Gib
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