Stock Investing Ideas During the Recession

Like real estate, investing in stocks now opens the door to the possibility of tremendous profits down the road. You may not be able to enjoy the same $100,000 gain you would have had you chosen to invest in houses rather than stocks, but you will enjoy a comfortable profit that will help carry you through on into the new economy.

Picture this. Let's say that you decided to take advantage of Fannie Mae's current position and bout 4,000 shares of stock. (For the record, this is not something I recommend; Fannie Mae is simply a hypothetical example for the purpose of this book). At a dollar each, you'd be able to acquire the stocks for under $4,000.

Not a bad day's work, all in all. You set the stocks aside and forget about them as the recession draws to a close. Somehow Fannie Mae has managed to weather the recession, and because of it your stocks rise in value back to their original price of $16 apiece. That means that the stocks you purchased during the recession, the ones that you paid less then a dollar for, are now worth sixteen times their original value. That means that instead of the $4,000 worth of stock you thought you had, you're now sitting on $64,000 worth of stock.

That's a $60,000 gain. $60,000, a year's worth of salary for part of America's citizens (two years' worth for many) to get you started in your new life, all because you had the good sense to invest in the stock market when the selling price was low and the stocks were being agreeable. You saw the opportunity and you took it, and now you're going to reap the rewards.

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