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Stock market advice is recession-proof. You actually get more of it as a stock exchange plunges further. That is similar to hangers-on when you are about to drown. Grab at any flotsam. Well, we have decided to throw our collective web site hat in to the stock advice ring. Bookmark this page and visit us whenever bad stock market news greets a new working day. We promise to share your grief, and will try and recover your stock portfolio with resuscitating investment ideas.

Why should you trust us? Give us a level playing field. Compare what all your other stock market advisors said a year ago. Here is a link to an example from our web site: Why Gold is Better than Today’s Stock Market

Make a spreadsheet if you like. Even qualitative things will do. Which pieces of stock market guidance from your archives have rung true? We never write about stocks we own, or in which we have direct financial interests. Nevertheless, we are just as greedy as the other guys. So, if you know about a stock market advice source that we should study, do by all means let us know. It takes just a minute to register at our forum.

What about stocks in 2009? What can we do before March 2008 slips in to investment ignominy for ever? How do we keep capital intact and stock broker fires burning at the same time? We have a one-word answer. It is far from the only stock strategy for today, but it is a worthwhile route nevertheless: China.

We respect His Holiness the Dalai Lama as much as you. However, there is no denying that Lhasa is decades ahead of the Indian, Tibetan, and Bhutanese sides of the Himalayas. There are loads of other reasons to back China stocks. We ask for a second bookmark, and declare an interest in the matter: Chinatrade.com

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1. On Thursday 20 March 2008 at 14:30, by Eagle

China is as vulnerable to the state of the US economy as any other country. Besides, its brazen neglect of environmental concerns is bound to catch up with the country soon. The nascent civil disturbances in various parts of China are other worrying signs for China stocks. Is India not a better investment destination?

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