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Posted on August 4, 2009 - by Createwealth8888

Investing in Property or Stocks – Revisit

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Given that you only have enough capital for just one type of investment, will you invest in Property or Stocks? I have been asking this question again and again as I want to seek a better option to invest my limited capital to create wealth for my retirement fund. I am sure you too asking this question.

Size of Investing Capital

Even if you only have smaller investing capital, you can easily without using any leverage to start investing in stock market; but, unlike investing in property market, you will need a fairly larger capital, and use certain degree of leverage to get started.

You may wish to read earlier posts on leverage:

http://createwealth8888.blogspot.com/search?q=leverage

Quick Entry and Exit

For stock market, you can be very short term or very long term or not so short term and not so long term. You may even to be out within minutes, if you manage to get a good return on it.

Unlike the property market, where you have to go through a lengthy procedure of acquiring a property and then again go through another lengthy procedure when you want to sell it off. Read more…


Related posts:

  1. Property Investing – A Discussion on the Pros and Cons
  2. New measures to ensure a stable and sustainable property market might cool interest in property stocks for a while…
  3. A Guide to Dividend Investing in Singapore Telecom Stocks
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