RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Buy When Things Are Cheap!hi tdsb. i don't like it when someone uses false info for their pretense to a diatribe. you claim 15% inflation. where? canada has a 4.8% inflation. usa similar but a bit higher. what is your game? facts obviously are not part of it.
as far as how to use your $$ in the stock market. bonds are safe but very low return. we agree. there are many corporations that give a dividend that keeps up with inflation.
another option (pardon the pun), WRITE & SELL a short. make $$. when it expires, do it again. this can get you over 6-10% in a year. caveat- you have to have the $$ to back up selling a put. then you buy this high yielding dividend stock at a super low price and collect the dividends.. win/win.
yes, i have alot of erin stock. big mistake. but, at this point nothing much to lose. waiting for an uptick, one of these years.
good luck to you. you should do fine at .05 cents. then again i thought the same thing 15 yrs. ago .
p.s. - are you willing to justify your 15% inflation rate with facts?