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Is a Broker Necessary?

             Investing in the fluctuating volatile markets today is a risky gamble, especially without professional advice. The New York Stock Exchange is considered to be a projection of where the economy is heading in the next six months. The possibility of America going to war is making the projection of the economy very difficult to ascertain. This is why it is important for individual investor to look into a money manager. A stockbroker will allow another viewpoint of where the economy and the markets are headed as a whole. The management of funds that a broker is entrusted with is modified for every client. A client's current age, income, assets, and length of opportunity to invest are all major factors that determine the broker's approach to handling and managing their funds. A stockbroker's main goal is to save the profits earned for each individual so their portfolio has a steady income.
             The duration of an investment is a major factor to consider when investing. Strong management can allow sound guidance on how to capitalize on the different opportunities. Knowledgeable brokers have learned to analyze charts by estimating the future values of individual stocks. Since the stock market follows an equation, some brokers believe that through their extensive experience they can predict to what level the market will rise or fall. Throughout the history of the New York Stock Exchange there have been many peaks and valleys, but the overall long run trend is upward. Our free enterprise economy has created markets to grow faster and become stronger than other economies. There are two different types of investors, short-term and long-term. The short-term investors try to capitalize on all of the peaks and valleys whether they are throughout minutes, days, or weeks. The long-term investor tries to get into the markets when they are low and leave their money invested till the economy has reached a peak.


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