[Money-matters] FW: [Money Matters Newsletter] New update on Money Management Radio.com. Date October 16th, 2013. READ !

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New update on Money Management Radio.com. Date October 16th, 2013. READ !

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Update; We were a bit slow in getting the latest shows posted but now they
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Money Matters airs tomorrow at noon PST  THURSDAY 2013 October 17th. 

Marc' Notes:

This week's show will cover the shutdown and the latest out from Washington
as of when I do the show. We will also cover the main topic of "Bad
investment advice", and then go into what is good advice.

As always I will cover what ever happens on Wall Street up to the minute.
Tune in!

Now here is a taste of tomorrows show on good advice versus bad advice.

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The most common mix of investments I see in investor portfolios is some
combination of stocks and bonds.

Stocks are small segments of a public company (called shares) of which you
buy ownership and bonds are simply IOU's from some entity.

Investors usually hold both but it is not always prudent to hold both or at
least your allocation of these two asset classes should vary according to
the economic environment around you.

Simply put there is a time to own an asset and a time not to.

Stocks are the place to be during inflationary periods and when the economy
is looking to improve stocks prices will generally rise. Think of stock
prices like the price of a Starbucks coffee. The more inflation we see, the
more likely price of that cup of coffee and that share of stock you own will
rise with it.

By a stock price rising along with everything else, stocks can help protect
you from the lost purchasing value of the money in your wallet during times
of inflation. The rise in share price helps offset you having to spend more
money on your groceries.

Bonds on the other hand tend to perform poorly during inflation and in fact
can be very damaging to ones investment balances when inflation is climbing.

Bonds are just IOUS, debt by any other name, and during inflation, interest
rates usually rise along with the price of everything else.  Unless your
bond has a variable interest rate, and few do, your end up being locked into
a fixed rate while the rates around you go up.  Not a good recipe for a
successful investing plan.

Most investors own stocks and bonds as the belief is one tends to offset
weakness in the other but there are times when both assets will fall in
value, and the 2009 crisis was one of those times. Both bonds and stocks got
hammered, as a worldwide sell off of all things took place.

During these times, cash was one of the only places to be and anyone who sat
in cash most likely didn't lose a dime.

Where should investors be right now and how much of each should you own?

It depends on what believe is in our economic future.

If the Feds continue to print money and increase the deficit, interest rates
will likely climb sometime in the future, and that means stocks will fair
better then bonds. If on the other hand you believe the U.S. will get its
financial house in order, stop borrowing and printing money to pay its
bills, bond holders will most likely be rewarded as well or better then
stock buyers. If another 2009 crisis is around the corner, then placing more
money in plain old savings accounts (which is the "cash" part of the
equation) will again most likely be the best place to park your money.

By better understanding what policies Washington will undertake in the
future and what effects those policies will have on the economy, you will
have a better chance at successfully placing your money in the asset class
that will perform the best because of such policies.

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