With a slowly rebounding economy, many are left wondering how to recoup investment losses incurred through this recession. In 2008 alone, the average investor saw their 401(k) balance shrink by 27 percent, according to Fidelity Investments.
Good thing there’s a silver lining to every dark cloud. While “angel investing’’ is always a good option for those who want to diversify their investable portfolio, one of the best times to pursue angel investing is in a down economy, because human capital usually increases in supply due to downsizing and business closures.
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Author: Jason Denenberg
