Investment Strategy Series: Will the Economy Recover in 2012 or we will witness Apocalypse?
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Varun Walia
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Investment Strategy Series: Will the Economy Recover in 2012 or we will witness Apocalypse?
Post Link:- http://www.comparebroker.com/blog/?p=2634
For those who have been reading my posts on the current economic turmoil and the future as I see it, must have noticed that I firmly believe that we were never out of the woods. There have been so many events that have contributed in narrowing down the pace of economic recovery worldwide. Most of the 2011 has gone down as a year filled with fear and uncertainty. So, now is time to relook at the current global economic scenario and try to take a sneak-peek into the future.
So, now let’s take on the real question- Will the Global Economy Recover in 2012, and what should be your Investment Strategy for the feared Apocalypse?
Post Link:- http://www.comparebroker.com/blog/?p=2634
For those who have been reading my posts on the current economic turmoil and the future as I see it, must have noticed that I firmly believe that we were never out of the woods. There have been so many events that have contributed in narrowing down the pace of economic recovery worldwide. Most of the 2011 has gone down as a year filled with fear and uncertainty. So, now is time to relook at the current global economic scenario and try to take a sneak-peek into the future.
So, now let’s take on the real question- Will the Global Economy Recover in 2012, and what should be your Investment Strategy for the feared Apocalypse?
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