TAILIEUCHUNG - How to Invest in a Global Economy

Globalization is a widely used term that is used to describe the increased movement of people's knowledge, ideas, goods and money across multi-national borders that leads to increased connectivity among the world's populations, economically, politically, socially and culturally. With the advent of Globalization, an investor can now see that many of the world's economies are tied together. Investing today has become more complex than at any other time. | How to Invest in a Global Economy Jeff Shjarback MBA Copyright 2012 by Jeff Shjarback Smashwords Edition www. tradestock. net Globalization is a widely used term that is used to describe the increased movement of people s knowledge ideas goods and money across multi-national borders that leads to increased connectivity among the world s populations economically politically socially and culturally. With the advent of Globalization an investor can now see that many of the world s economies are tied together. Investing today has become more complex than at any other time. In the past many people contributed to a 401K or invested in company stock not knowing what risk was involved. Most people would expect a 6-8 return on their investments and not think twice about where there funds were allocated or how to diversify their portfolio. The stock market crash of 2008 began to change the way most investors handled their finances. Many investors saw a 0 return on their investments from 2000-2010. This fact has many people interested to learn more about finances and how to properly invest in a dynamic everchanging global marketplace. The first step investors should take is to learn what strategy fits their long term goals. When initial research is begun on how to invest one will find that many different strategies exist and some often contradict the other. The key is to know what risk levels you are comfortable with and the ultimate goal of your investing strategy. Some novices are very timid to invest now that most economies are interlinked but one must also realize that there is a lot opportunity to be had as well. On our MBA International trip to Austria and Germany we had the pleasure to visit Garmisch Germany and attend a banking seminar with Mr. Leonhard Guntz. Mr. Guntz is Director and Head of Trade Finance Advisory of HypoVereinsBank based in Nuremberg and has almost 30 years of progressively responsible experience in international banking. Mr.

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