Comments for Personal Money Management 101 http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp Personal Finance made simple for everyone Wed, 28 Jan 2009 16:58:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on What exactly is a Payday Loan? by Jamey http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=50&cpage=1#comment-103 Jamey Wed, 28 Jan 2009 16:58:04 +0000 http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=50#comment-103 The "fast loan" link in this post no longer works. It should link to: http://www.wonga.com/wonga-fast-loan/ Thanks! Jamey The “fast loan” link in this post no longer works. It should link to: http://www.wonga.com/wonga-fast-loan/

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]]> Comment on Are Stocks Too Cheap? by admin http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=63&cpage=1#comment-102 admin Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:23:29 +0000 http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=63#comment-102 Since this review was posted stock markets around the world have declined substantially as a result of the global credit crunch / banking crisis. Undoubtedly huge errors have been made by the banking sector, but governments internationally are committed to preventing large-scale bank collapse, even to the extent of wholescale nationalization. Newly elected President Obama has made massive investment a top priority of his administration in order to overcome the recession and return to economic normality. Although many stock investors have suffered significant "paper" losses there is still a strong case for holding stock positions, and indeed buying carefully selected stocks at current bargain prices. Since this review was posted stock markets around the world have declined substantially as a result of the global credit crunch / banking crisis. Undoubtedly huge errors have been made by the banking sector, but governments internationally are committed to preventing large-scale bank collapse, even to the extent of wholescale nationalization. Newly elected President Obama has made massive investment a top priority of his administration in order to overcome the recession and return to economic normality.

Although many stock investors have suffered significant “paper” losses there is still a strong case for holding stock positions, and indeed buying carefully selected stocks at current bargain prices.

]]> Comment on Investment Grade Value Stocks At Ten Year Lows by admin http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=92&cpage=1#comment-65 admin Sat, 11 Oct 2008 22:41:57 +0000 http://personalmoneymanagement101.com/wp/?p=92#comment-65 The views contained within this post are those of the author and are not necessarily shared or endorsed by personalmoneymanagement101.com The past week has seen exceptional developments on the world's stock markets, which have continued to fall despite co-ordinated government intervention. It is unclear whether the markets have now bottomed, and impossible to predict with certainty if/when bottoms have been reached. That said, the current market likely offers bargain opportunities to astute investors. The default investing advice of personalmoneymanagement101.com is to choose low-cost index trackers. However, in these exceptional conditions we would favor phased investment in carefully selected quality stocks, ie those offering good price/earnings ratios and likely sustainable earnings throughout whatever global economic problems may ensue. Eg utilities and food retailers... The views contained within this post are those of the author and are not necessarily shared or endorsed by personalmoneymanagement101.com

The past week has seen exceptional developments on the world’s stock markets, which have continued to fall despite co-ordinated government intervention. It is unclear whether the markets have now bottomed, and impossible to predict with certainty if/when bottoms have been reached.

That said, the current market likely offers bargain opportunities to astute investors. The default investing advice of personalmoneymanagement101.com is to choose low-cost index trackers. However, in these exceptional conditions we would favor phased investment in carefully selected quality stocks, ie those offering good price/earnings ratios and likely sustainable earnings throughout whatever global economic problems may ensue. Eg utilities and food retailers…

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