Article May 8, 2000 Issue

The stock market: a spiritual perspective on investing

By Jan Kassahn Keeler and David Randall Keeler

Growth stocks. Mutual funds. Technology stocks. Internet IPOs. Over the last few years, these have become common terms. Never before has there been such interest in the stock market. Unprecedented wealth has been created. Everyone seems to be getting aboard in some way—or would like to.

With economic surges upward and downward, is there a way to feel confident and safe about one's life? Do we have to live with the possibility that our possessions—large or small—may grow rapidly or disappear overnight? Can we be left out of the good that is going on? Does prayer make a difference in investment decisions?

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