Monday, July 5, 2010

DOUBLE DIP SCARE HAS MARKETS ON THE EDGE

*WILL MICRO CAPS BE A BETTER BET?
*IN A WORLD OF HIGH DEBT,LESS ROOM FOR EQUITIES
Astoria Heights, New York
It may be better being careful than aggressive in these periods. An orrendous 2008 to early 2009 followed by some kind of recovery that has vanished as the Dow dipped deeper in the 9000 levels. FPG believes that after the rebound in the markets that we expereienced since March 2009 we have now been under pressure for many reasons. "In a market that is under pressure like this, we have serious doubts in sustained growth and therefore we are seeing some chaotic period. Micro caps are also under pressure and therefore forecasting on the all is impaired. Slow hand picking cheap situations is a better bet." said FPG. In a world of high debt there less money available for equities. Only smaller money and fewer people will be able to take risks. "Unless governments come out with better solutions, we can be in this status quo for a while. Micro caps will always be there and companies that are committed in doing the right thing by the investor, will have the upper hand. " finalized FPG.
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