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WHAT SHOULD AIG INSURANCE SHAREHOLDERS DO NOW?
May 19, 2008 - If you're a shareholder in AIG, the insurance giant, my sympathies.
You've lost nearly half your money since last summer - a lot of it in the last month.
It's always alarming when shares in a supposedly safe blue chip company suddenly collapse.
Especially amid massive losses and claims of a "crisis."
If you are worried and you don't know what to do, here's one possible solution that may help
you sleep easier. Try swapping out of your stock and into a broader-based fund that tracks the
industry, such as the Dow Jones US Insurance iShare.
That way you'll limit your exposure to the company, and you'll limit your risk of further loss.
But you'll avoiding bailing out of the sector altogether at the bottom of the market.
The sudden storm at AIG would make alarming reading to any investor.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
May 19, 2008 - If you're a shareholder in AIG, the insurance giant, my sympathies.
You've lost nearly half your money since last summer - a lot of it in the last month.
It's always alarming when shares in a supposedly safe blue chip company suddenly collapse.
Especially amid massive losses and claims of a "crisis."
If you are worried and you don't know what to do, here's one possible solution that may help
you sleep easier. Try swapping out of your stock and into a broader-based fund that tracks the
industry, such as the Dow Jones US Insurance iShare.
That way you'll limit your exposure to the company, and you'll limit your risk of further loss.
But you'll avoiding bailing out of the sector altogether at the bottom of the market.
The sudden storm at AIG would make alarming reading to any investor.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
