Motley Fool: Why You Shouldn’t Invest Now

August 29th, 2006

I reckon this market is a buy. But not everybody agrees. Some say you shouldn’t invest now because:

* High fuel prices will hurt the economy;* A housing crash will hurt the economy;* A weak US dollar will hurt the economy;* Rising inflation will hurt the economy;* Excessive government borrowing will hurt the economy;* Crippling consumer debts will hurt the economy, and;* A looming recession will hurt the economy;But I’m not worried. You see:…

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