ATG
Banned
+5,233|6832|Global Command
1) Prior history and historical balance sheets mean nothing, find out which companies contribute the most to political campaigns and lobbying and invest in them.

2) Go green; any company knowledgable about numer one and specializing in green technology such as solar and wind power generation will see growth through so called " stimulus " dollars.

3) Avoid financials such as property and bank stock; these items are being devalued in the quest for government control.

4) Private security ala Blackwater;
In the ensueing chaos this orchestrated collapse shall bring there will be a strong demand for professional trigger pullers by both the government needing a modern Eisengroupen and private corporations who did not have the foresight to give large amounts of cash to political whores.

Feel free to ask any collapse related financial or survival advice. I'll reply when I can, as I am busy manning the Titanic.
Mekstizzle
WALKER
+3,611|6924|London, England
Or you could just not bother with any of this investment bullshit and just try to live life by using money earned from actually working instead of risking it all in stupid shit. Who am I to tell people not to be stupid

Why do people act like they have to invest in something anyway, what the fuck is up with that shit
Scorpion0x17
can detect anyone's visible post count...
+691|7069|Cambridge (UK)
It's all beginning to feel a little 2020, isn't it, grape?
Harmor
Error_Name_Not_Found
+605|6852|San Diego, CA, USA
Is it worth investing in 'Clean Coal' after all the rhetoric during the campaign against coal?

What about companies investing oil shale technology in the Rocky Mountains?
Pug
UR father's brother's nephew's former roommate
+652|6845|Texas - Bigger than France
#2 sounds solid.  I would also add companies that support education (publishers, etc), and healthcare.
Aries_37
arrivederci frog
+368|6878|London
om nom nom i love the taste of your bitter tears

nah but i feel ya bro, hope things work out
Catbox
forgiveness
+505|7019

Mekstizzle wrote:

Or you could just not bother with any of this investment bullshit and just try to live life by using money earned from actually working instead of risking it all in stupid shit. Who am I to tell people not to be stupid

Why do people act like they have to invest in something anyway, what the fuck is up with that shit
People have made lots of money in the stock market over the years... things are crap right now but those who buy stocks at close to the bottom will make a ton of money as stocks rise again... Things like Coke McDonalds etc are way undervalued right now...
Love is the answer
Kmar
Truth is my Bitch
+5,695|6904|132 and Bush

Invest in anti depressants.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
andy12
Banned
+52|6960
Invest in Lead.
Steel
on_Target
+65|6620|Sarasota Fl

andy12 wrote:

Invest in Lead.
+1
KEN-JENNINGS
I am all that is MOD!
+2,984|6935|949

Most if not all PMC's are not publicly traded.

Balance sheets have meant little regarding stock prices for at least the last 5 years.

Invest in tin foil and alcohol.
{M5}Sniper3
Typical white person.
+389|7063|San Antonio, Texas
Invest? Hell, I'd like to save the value of my money. I'd get:

https://www.greatamericancoincompany.com/mc_images/product/detail/DOUBLOONS.jpg
kylef
Gone
+1,352|6796|N. Ireland

ATG wrote:

3) Avoid financials such as property and bank stock; these items are being devalued in the quest for government control.
Gotta disagree with you here, at least for the UK market.

I've watched RBS, and know of quite a few who invested (kicking myself for not), climb from 13p a share to 24p - similar trends in Barclays and Standard Chartered. Even with nationalization they are being devalued and the price is going up, as it is expected to. Sure hicks like announcing profits have brought prices down a bit (read: RBS -9p) but I still think for long-term holdings they are worth it.

With regards to property, there are so many below market value properties out here. Selling for 100 valued at 140, and some estate agents over here have already said they are seeing an increase for people wanting to buy - if you have the cash it is a golden deal. BMVs are normally good as it is, but here it is over the top great. And when they are valued at 100, at an 80% mortgage (ok if the bank will give you one) that's over 100 - aka 100% mortgage.

The rest makes sense for the most part yeah. I just wouldn't be investing in oil, unless you are in it for the real long time.
ATG
Banned
+5,233|6832|Global Command

Harmor wrote:

Is it worth investing in 'Clean Coal' after all the rhetoric during the campaign against coal?

What about companies investing oil shale technology in the Rocky Mountains?
I believe that over the next 10-15 years oil shale is a good buy, but wait until oil starts to climb back up.

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