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	<title>Comments on: Real Estate versus Stock Market</title>
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		<title>By: Jagger@emini trading</title>
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		<description>You are correct in saying there is nothing equal about the equity markets and real estate markets. By and large, I believe more money has been made in the real estate markets over the last 80 years an there is no comparison. I think it just boils down to personality and individual risk tolerance.

I trade primarily the index futures markets but I know people that wouldn&#039;t even consider trading these volatile markets. Long term investing in the stock markets is their approach and would only consider using a swing trading methodology for short term profits, if even this. It all depends on what the individuals time horizons are for return on investment. Short term = the equity markets long term = the real estate markets. Just my view and thanks for letting me share.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You are correct in saying there is nothing equal about the equity markets and real estate markets. By and large, I believe more money has been made in the real estate markets over the last 80 years an there is no comparison. I think it just boils down to personality and individual risk tolerance.</p>
<p>I trade primarily the index futures markets but I know people that wouldn&#8217;t even consider trading these volatile markets. Long term investing in the stock markets is their approach and would only consider using a swing trading methodology for short term profits, if even this. It all depends on what the individuals time horizons are for return on investment. Short term = the equity markets long term = the real estate markets. Just my view and thanks for letting me share.</p>
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