Wednesday, July 22, 2009

build a portfolio that protects you from a downturn, but prepares you if the market continues to surge

Yesterday, the Bank of Canada came out with what must be considered a pretty optimistic outlook on the state of the economy. This morning, the Bank of England struck a similarly optimistic tone. With major central banks seeing the recession nearing its close, and signs that stability is returning to global investment markets, what should you do? Ideally, you should build a portfolio that protects you from a downturn, but prepares you if the market continues to surge.

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