投资股票迎来绝佳机会（Investing in stocks offers a golden opportunity）.docVIP

投资股票迎来绝佳机会（Investing in stocks offers a golden opportunity） If you only had one chance to do one thing in life, what would you choose? If it is an adventurer, his desire is probably the worlds most dangerous mountain to conquer; if you are a fighter, he will be champion gold belt as the highest goal, even risking their lives; but if it is a strategist at Goldman, they will give you a suggestion, now is the best time to buy the stock dropped the bonds. Supporters and the opposition This month, 21, according to a report by Goldman Sachs portfolio strategist PeterOppenheimer and MatthieuWalterspiler, says its the only chance to buy stocks once in a lifetime. This is because the stocks potential return on bonds is at its best in times. In addition, considering the current valuation of stocks and the trend towards higher ones in the next few years, it is time to bid off bonds and buy stocks. The report pointed out that in 2010 ~2019 will be the worlds fastest economic growth in 10 years, even if the slowdown in the growth of BRICs countries, but the next 11 countries (Egypt, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Iran, Nigeria, Mexico, Pakistan, Philippines, Turkey, South Korea and Vietnam) will rapidly increase, which will affect the future 10 years the great. Early rising bond yields on the stock beneficial, because both reflects the economic growth and inflation expectations, Oppenheimer said, considering the market of global growth fears are exaggerated, the stock has provided an excellent opportunity to buy. Emerging markets, in particular, can offset the negative effects of fiscal tightening in some advanced economies. Later, Goldman Sachs Asset Management Chairman Jim ONeil showed support for two analysts. He believes that on the one hand, bond yields are too low, because many people do not believe that the economy will return to normal quickly.. On the other hand, the market does not believe that economic growth will go beyond the past, but the fact is that the global economic g