Smart Banking Guide

We are expecting the economy downturn, so where the stock market will be heading to? After the bailout plan, the stock market had a slight gain in the last week. Many stockholders will ask will we stay in the stock market or it is time to let my shares go.

After the biggest hit in the stock market, many people are scared by the economy downturn. How much does the economy downturn affect on the confidence of stock market? It seems the stock market just recovered a slight confidence from last week after the big bill out from the Federal Reserve Bank.

So what is the next on the stock market? Does the bailout really buy out our confidence? I don’t think so. The bailout is like happy afternoon shower in the dessert, so the dessert is still the desert.

The future stock market looks like this:

90% people agree we are in economy recession, it means decreased consumption, less spending, increased employment, GDP tends to grow slowly which reflects on the stock market means the share price will go down in the long run.

We already know the serious fact; the economy is on its downturn. The stock market in the short run will cover a little bit in the next few weeks because of the bailout plan. But we have to know the economy normally goes to its downturn after 3 to 5 years blooming. How long is the economic downside going to last? Let’s say 6 months to 5 years, which is what the economists will agree.

If you can not wait that long to see your money go up again, you should sell out your shares and leave out the stock market, just wait 2 or 3 months till the bail out confidence fully work out the stock market price. After 2 to 3 months gain, after the charismas it should be journey or February it is the best time to leave the stock market. You can probably gain huge, if you are staying in the stock market until the economy downturn.