The sale of safes has gone off in the USA in the last months for the suspicion of the investors to the banks. The same reaction happened already during the Big Depression. Many thifty persons wonder what to do with his money. The answer is not simple. The crisis through that the markets live has a distinguishing fact with other moments of turbulencies: almost no assets are saved from the fire. The variable revenue accumulates falls of 45 % in the year, the investment funds and the pension plans lose of average 4 % and 6 %, respectively, the price of the apartments falls down, the market of fixed revenue is moribund for the absence of liquidity and the fear of more suspensions of payments … Before this panorama the only alternative to the safe seems to be in the public debt, more for his safety than for his profitability, and in the bank deposits. Muchos ahorradores se preguntan qué hacer con su dinero. La respuesta no es sencilla. La crisis que viven los mercados tiene un hecho diferencial con otros momentos de turbulencias: casi ningún activo se salva de la quema. La renta variable acumula caídas del 45% en el año, los fondos de inversión y los planes de pensiones pierden de media un 4% y un 6%, respectivamente, el precio de los pisos cae, el mercado de renta fija está moribundo por la falta de liquidez y el temor a más suspensiones de pagos… Ante este panorama la única alternativa a la caja fuerte parece estar en la deuda pública, más por su seguridad que por su rentabilidad, y en los depósitos bancarios.
The financial advisers consulted by THE COUNTRY believe that in the short term the volatile nature will keep on being extreme therefore they advise to those investors with not top temporary horizon at the age of 12 months and with a conservative profile to support the bet in the assets of low risk (Treasury bills, monetary funds and deposits). If the thifty person, nevertheless, does not have a need for immediate liquidity and his nervous system allows him to design a long-term strategy it can be a good moment to make portfolios with more risk.
Finished article | And now: where do I invest my money? (The Country) ¿dónde invierto mi dinero? (El País)








