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Posted on 07 October 2010 with 1 comment from readers
This month’s edition of the ArabianMoney investment newsletter is out now and focuses on opportunities to invest in the still very depressed UAE stock markets.
A post Ramadan rally has taken the Dubai Financial Market up by 16 per cent. Is now the time to invest, or should you wait for a pull back? How do you go about investing in UAE bourses?
Is it best to pick the best stocks or buy them all? How about the new Exchange Traded Fund? What about the mutual fund options? All these and many more issues are considered in this month’s ArabianMoney.
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1 Comment posted by readers:
“Dollar set for sharp decline over the next 12 months,” Goldman Sachs forecasts on Wednesday, 6 October 2010 in the Telegraph. And the chief of the IMF is saying that countries are no longer cooperating. How high will gold go? Sounds like another crisis might be brewing to me. How can a ‘SHARP’ decline in the world’s reserve currency not cause some major problem, somewhere? We will see.
Of course, you can’t really trust these guys. Remember the ‘pass our bailout, or we will have martial law within a week ‘ threat to the US Congress by that ex-Goldman fellow, Paulson? That got their losses transferred to the taxpayers. And last year, their poor 37,000 employees had to subsist on an average salary of only $500,000.