What do you think will be the next financial bubble in the world?
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Are you interested in knowing what the bubble will be to get in on the inflationary side or escape the burst? If it's the first, then the emerging economies of India and China look set to have a 10 year growth run, demographics alone are in their favour. If it's the second, then you may want to take a good long look at property prices and ask whether they will soften or rapidly declient.
oil. China will slow down and oil will retrieve
China. Regardless of the fact their economy is growing exponentially, much of it is still in the hands of people who don't know what they're doing.
Definetely China, but India's market has also slowed down to a crawl and will drop before enough "rookie" investors can get their money out.
I doubt it will be the energy sector. Demand for oil and gas is only going to increase. I think this pull back in oil prices is a tremendous buying opporunity.
http://oil-profits.org/ has some good material on energy sector investing..
mutual fund investing.People invest thinking that this will make money for them but the fund company's end up making most of the money.If and when people wise up too this and start cashing these in the fund industry wil come crashing down and many funds will close and disappear.
Fake boobs
Its going right now--oil. Until the next major crisis that endangers oil supplies, it is likely to be falling like a rock, along with oil companies. The amazing thing is that oil company profits will rarely be affected, just the underlying value of the oil underlying their reserves still in-ground. It might be possible to profit from their fall, and if you are watching carefully and catch it at or near the bottom, you can buy them at a discount--something (as the Pope recently discovered) is going to tick-off the hot heads in the major oil producing countries, then the price of crude oil will fly up again, along with the value of those oil companies, and voila, the well-positioned investor becomes rich.
Before you can answer this question you need to decide how much risk you are prepared to take with your capital. If you have some cash you are prepared to potentially lose then you should look at emerging markets.
These include Vietnam, Pakistan, and African countries - clearly you should ensure that most of your equities are in established markets so as not to expose yourself to too much risk, these new markets have the potential to deliver 150%+ growth in little more than 3 years.
i think Property Market bubble is looming
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