Precious metals soared instantly along with the stock market.

Most money made in traditional investments such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and mutual funds are always passive, so 3% ROI means 3% ROI.

Now that Facebook has priced their stock offering in the $28-35 range is anyone thinking of picking some up?

There's just too much available housing stock at cheap sq. ft. prices to justify new construction unless you are in a special market.

[url]http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2012/07/16/homebuilder-stocks-recovery/I was just reading this on Builder Online.

They're shifting from putting money into savings, which creates demand for investments (stocks, bonds, and real estate) to withdrawing and spending that money.

If you buy for $140K and sell to an all cash investor on the same day for $145K, I predict you will lose several grand.

One aspect of these blocked loans is that they are on an average yield to maturity (WAM) and in order to meet block requirements, rates may be lowered at times to complete placements predicted.

There are many trend forecasters and economists that have predicted a complete economic collapse.

I read and hear McCain saying cap gains rate of 7% for stock -- didn't mention real estate.