A crashing market is like an option trading gift from gods as what goes up in stockmarket often comes down even faster but not so fast as to miss out on making profits.

Just look at Enron for example. It was declining strongly for months before it rolled over, a simple look at it's stock chart would tell you that it was a screaming sell.

All I remember seeing on CNN was reporters saying, "Oh it's terrible, people are losing their retirement savings!" etc etc but not once did you here them say, "Wow Enron is dropping like a stone, what a great time to buy some puts!" Now that would have been some helpful news to stockholders.

So if you're a stockholder I must ask you, "Do you want to crash and burn or crash and earn when next wave of fear hits markets?" I know which side I'll be on!

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At these times, everyone's a buyer and when there's no buyers left to bid prices higher, stocks have got nowhere to go but down.

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- VA home loans operate in very much same way as FHA loans do, big difference is that they are provided to veterans only. The most important document in a VA home loan application is your veteran’s certificate of eligibility. But, assuming you have this, you would need no money down. Interest rates tend to be lower than market rate with VA loans. Finally, those applying for VA home loans can find out automatically if their application has been approved.

FHA & VA home loans are great ways to get into a home loan if you have low income and meet qualifications.