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Answer to this question is very very short. When to invest in stocks? NOW! Simple principle that is known for since the beginning of stock traiding. Buy low, sell high. And in times of financial crisis this principle is very simple to implement. Why? Because everything is low! In the “normal” times, the biggest art in stock traiding is how to decide when the stock is low and when it is high. But now, everything is low and sooner or later it will become high.

I invested 60 % of my total capital into stocks like a week ago, because I belive this is close if not the end of financial crisis. Most of the stocks are below their “law value” and even though they might fall a bit more, maybe even 30 % more down, they will sooner or later return back up. Investors, who’ve putted their money into stocks now, will gain 200%+ in matter of 1 or 2 years, because the financial crisis WILL end sooner or later.

Remember, this is what you have to know when traiding stocks. When everyone is selling, you buy! And when everyone is buying, you sell! Well you have to have basic informations about the company, because the stocks are selling big time before bankruptcy and you should not buy then then, but in general, when people are selling, you buy, because the price is low and it will return back up sooner or later. And when everyone is buying you sell, because stock value is high.

So when to invest in stocks? Invest when you will get the most stocks for your money!

Written by: Matt

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