• Worlds 954,876,000 richest man 1:02 pm on March 10, 2010

    I’m afraid that if you did that, you’d be making a big mistake.

    The "contrarian" investor would strongly consider SELLING commodities and buying stocks.

    My point is, your opinion could be signaling a bottom in stocks, and a top in commodities.

  • CASANOVA 1:02 pm on March 10, 2010

    Buy on dips to average and hold.

  • Krystal F 1:02 pm on March 10, 2010

    Another idea would be to short commodities and long stocks if one thinks commodities are near the top of their game. If you are more risk-averse, buy stocks now since they are dirt cheap. If you are risk-tolerant, go for shorting commodities.

  • Yardbird 1:02 pm on March 10, 2010

    Commodities are near all time highs. They are the one sector that hasn’t been hurt (yet) by the recession. Commodities are not recession proof, but just the opposite. I’m waiting for commodity prices to come down 10 or 15% before I would buy.

  • gawd 1:02 pm on March 10, 2010

    Very important questions. God knows where the market is going at this rate. But if I were to make a guess, keep cash. As they say, in times of trouble, cash is king. And when I mean cash, it’s euro or yen. NOT USD.