In the age of globalization, the savvy investor has to take a cosmopolitan approach to investment strategy in order to pick out the best growth funds. In addition to a worldwide perspective, the planner would do well to consider the big picture over the long run.
Unfortunately, though, a lot of investors seem to have a hard time sorting out growth funds from risky rigs. As an example, myriads of investors pour billions of dollars into hedge funds that can surge during an upswell in the marketplace as a result of massive leverage.
Yet the same leverage will ensure that the outfits break down in a snap during the downstroke in the forum that always follows on the heels of an upswing. As the ill-fated pools blow up en masse, their hapless customers end up losing their shirts.
Given this backdrop, your task as an investor is to guard against meeting the same fate. The best way to do that is to stay clear of rickety vehicles from the get-go. You ought to keep in mind that a flimsy scheme to get rich quick is an excellent way to grow poor fast.
If you want to end up as a winner rather than a washout, then a good place to start is to look at the larger picture. The purpose of this article is to present a cogent approach to seeking out the most promising opportunities for investment planning in the global arena.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
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