Stocks are your best shot for getting a return over and above the pace of inflation. Stocks are estimated to provide higher returns than bonds over the long term, but the premium for investing in stocks isn’t as high as it has been historically.

Companies in the S&P 500 were forecast to earn $92 per share. Companies are being pressured “to stop running themselves for cash and to start running themselves for growth again,” said a chief global investment strategist at Merrill Lynch. Companies have also been making strategic acquisitions and are much more agile and efficient now than they were 20 years ago. Companies which have a very small portion of their business in wind were excluded, such as General Electric (GE), FPL Group Inc. Buying Stocks can be considered a tool for building wealth, as they are a part of almost every investment portfolio.

So you have made some money on the Stock Market so what have you decided to do with it?

There are countless articles on “How to Make Money” but not too many on what to do wih it once you have made it. Let’s look at a few options.

1. You can spend it.

This is of course after you have allowed for capital gains tax or offset against a past loss.

2. You can save it.

3. You can give it to me. Which personally is a great option I am in favor of.(Joking of course.)

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