Investing your money shouldn’t be a fear but more a smart, sound, financial choice. What is to fear in investing if you have did the required research in the company or companies you plan to invest in or with. Since they global collapse that began here in the United States everyone all over has lost faith in the American Dream or America being a sound financial institution but it’s as sound as the next just needs to be monitored and have check and balances structures built to protect.

Have you ever invested in a huge company that has filled for bankruptcy before?

One of the biggest things you always see is the fact the little investor will receive no return on any of there investment but huge investors receive quite a bit back and can minimize there losses and the little guy has to use there losses upon there claim forms when they do there federal tax’s at years end.

Policies should help protect investors of small share, just like huge investors get there chunk. We don’t want to polarize the game of investing but if huge investors get back a huge part of the investment when a company flops, shouldn’t the little man get something since they graciously placed there money as well up for use for the company. The small guy may not have the huge funds to start a brokerage account and they may not even be able to pay for the broker for there services. One thing I have found is you can manage your own account and purchases but then you have to do all the homework necessary to make a sound positive choice in your investments.

The only truly hard portion of investing, is setting at the pc long enough and taking your time to comb through financial’s of prior years and getting the dirt you need to say you know what this company has had a sound return on there revenues. They have been really inventive and brought services that truly help and everyone uses there products on a repeated basis. Caterpillar a very resource return company is a good investment. Had anyone with thousands to invest dropped there money into the market when they hit there 52 week low of $24.00 they would have double in around a year and just think when the markets are fully back online and functioning like 2007 early 2008 there stock was around $90.00.

Take stock in solid companies that are down. I’ve had friends that do some pretty haeavy ivesting but these are friends that come from money but were taught growing up how to earn money through hard work and investing. One friend told me to buy( ISRG) intuitive Surgical Supplies, wish I had bought it at the collapse of the market. It traded around $400.00 pre market crash lost 80% or so of it’s value and fell to a 52wk low of $84.86 12 shares for $1,000.00 would have returned at current price Roughly $3,000.00 right now solid companies that have been hit hard by the down trend are the best bet to gaining big. Remember solid companies usually pay off in many ways…either splits, huge spikes and nice quarterly dividens added to your investments. Be wise, be very tentative about research and make the wisest choice you can with the data you have collected. Learning while the markets while they are down can give you a huge lesson in how and when to trade small and huge volumes of your portfolio.