Investing in the Market: What to Do After a Bad Day

Thread starter Greg Bernhardt
Start date Feb 27, 2007

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Investors are feeling the impact of a significant market downturn, with many opting to sell off stocks to mitigate losses. Long-term investors emphasize the importance of staying diversified and riding out market dips, as historical trends show that portfolios typically recover over time. Concerns about the U.S. and Chinese economies, alongside geopolitical tensions, are contributing to market volatility, with predictions that energy-intensive companies will face the steepest declines. Short-term investors are advised to act quickly in response to market changes, while long-term holders view dips as opportunities to buy at lower prices. Overall, the discussion reflects a mix of strategies and concerns regarding the interconnectedness of global markets and economic fundamentals.

Mar 6, 2007

Anttech

In fact from your Link (thanks)

Russ's link said:

The EU is now the largest political and economic entity on the European continent, with around 493 million people and an official GDP of €10.5 ($13.7) trillion.[2] The Union is a customs union and a developing single market, [3] with a common trade policy. [4] It has its own currency, the euro - already adopted by 13 member states. The Union has a Common Agricultural Policy, a Common Fisheries Policy, and a regional Policy to assist poorer regions. It has initiated a limited Common Foreign and Security Policy, and a limited joint policy on crime.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union