Fortune, Shares And The Stock Markets

Ive come to realize over the past few months how fickle ones fortunes could turn out to be when it comes to the stock market. Ive had these insights mainly from my trepid forays into the stocks and shares territory. There is a method to my madness. My venturing into this field is to be attributed to the lure of unimaginable wealth proliferation advocated by greedy entrepreneurs looking to swindle the common man of his hard earned money. Sassy brokers with slick gelled hair roaming around sniffing for greed and investment insecurity do not present a rosy picture of the future of your money. Yet this happens to be the prime draw for everybody. The fact that the veterans too can err. That vulnerability to deceptive trends is not subject to the monopoly of a chosen few. On the other hand if you are a broker who invests his clients money, the dream shot to wealth and prosperity that is pumped up by commission percentages could easily turn around and result in multiple kicks by enraged clientele on your backside as you run looking for cover. I really don't care much for brokers. They learnt their trade through experience. They cant predict, so cant you. Y trust them more than yourself then ? Stock brokers, they may get away with murder. Murdering your stocks on the floor of the stock market, snuffing out the light in your life. An eventuality that should have been inferred from the maniacal glow you saw in your stock brokers eyes the first time you mentioned investment. Step cautiously, not into this field but away from it.This is no time to invest in offshore IT companies. Invest in India, in our Desi products. The ones that we export to third world countries less fortunate than us or more fortunate...actually it does not matter what their economic status is. The only thing to look out for is their imperviousness to fluctuations in the economy registered by the G8 countries. Does any of this make sense ? My disclaimer is that those who find this stuff sensible are encouraged to practice it at their own risk. If you loose your money listening to me I am not to blame.