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Investing For The Breaking Of Impossible Promises (In 2 Minutes)

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Uploaded by on Sep 23, 2010

http://danielamerman.com/ Financial expert Daniel Amerman, CFA, succinctly shows how most investment strategies intended to survive the breaking of government retirement promises instead increase retirement risk.

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  • Very smart guy. He says all the things I am saying too and I thought about it for a long time.. Retirement isn't sure, although all the idiots are thinking it is. People cannot work so little and then get so much retirement for a long time, it has nothing to do with the stock market. But everybody putting their money in the stock market can make for a depression when it crashes. Or the government will do something about it, this will lead to extreme inflation, there always will be consequences.

  • the real irony is that Russia and China are embracing the future whilst the USA is clinging to the past.

  • Why doesn't he just say it, invest in precious metals and agricultural commodities...

  • ....and that would be to invest in....? what?

    I know, I know - diversify. I remember an old book that broke down diversified investing to the basic of 4 areas and depending upon your age and risk appetite you can modify the percentage invested in each. Basic was 25% Stocks - 25% Bonds - 25% Real Estate (not your house) - and 25% Gold/Silver/other PM.

    What are your thoughts?

  • Wow!!

  • Exactly

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