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1. After the big crash in the stock market in 2008, people
really started out wondering whether they could feel
comfortable purchasing today's stock market. While this
is clearly an individual choice that you have to figure out
for yourself, there are some things you actually have to
know to help make your decisions correctly. So let's take
a look at a number of the options available to you.

2. I know this might not go together with conventional
wisdom at this time, but you should not instantly throw all
your money in to the stock market at this point in time. I
am not saying that you should not invest in the market at
all, because you would be leaving lots of good money on
the table that must not be all that challenging to make if
you know what you're doing.

3. I simply wouldn't be fully committed to the markets at
this point because there is still lots of economic
uncertainty on the planet. You don't want to put all of
the money at risk in case something really unfavorable
happens again and your investments become very
susceptible through things beyond your control.

4. So if you're planning to invest in the markets you should
do so by only putting in a portion of the discretionary
capital. Maybe you'd feel safe putting 50% of that money
into the markets. I personally believe that is too much and
I believe that a better number is usually to invest 20% and
keep the other 80% in additional safe as well as stable
investments including T-bills and gold and silver coins.

5. But you should truly make an effort to get some sort of
investments going on the stock market right now because
the markets have bounce back an enormous amount
throughout the last three years and the Dow Jones
industrial average is actually over 13,000 again. It hasn't
seen that level since the year 2007 so obviously the
current finance institutions aren't afraid to invest right
now and they're proving that it is a worthy move to
make. So that is my major take on today's stock market.

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