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vladtitov151
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Oh my God thanks guys. all these were really helpful. I am not going to get tired of watching this until i can memorize them. thanks again, it opened my eyes to what i have no seen before.
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CrazyCzarina, A lot of young people are now into trading Forex and investing in stock. I went to a seminar just last week, and what i saw was amazing. Sets of young experts who taught about Forex and how they started off. they trading live and it was just amazing. 80% of their audience were teens and most of them were already trading just that we were mostly unsuccessful.
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I started trading Forex when i was 18. Lost couple of times though, (quite alot:doh:) but right now i make about $500 every week. I don't think you are too young to start. as long as you are well informed
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I am a day trader, I don't buy and hold for long. It is a good investment still but right now, i would advice you to watch a while longer, but if you have done your personal research, and is confident about this stock, then you are good to go.
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I bought JPM yesterday at $58.70 per share. I intend to hold it for perhaps a few days with the hope of gaining 10 percent in a very short time. That is about how much it has dropped since the Brexit vote on Thursday. At this price JPM (JP Morgan - the largest bank in the USA) should pay over 10 percent per year in dividends if they continue to pay the same amount as last year. That means that even if the volatility brought on by Brexit doesn’t get me a short term gain I will still make around 10 percent per year by owning this stock.
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thanks so much for your answers. I found it really helpful. I will definitely consider the options. thanks again.
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mitsubishi, I read your reply and I guess you are part of the Leave campaign. Well, I guess we both will just wait and see what the outcome will be in 2 years. Only then we will see who has the wrong view of things.
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Hello fam, please tell me your thoughts about this two, which is better and who is best for either of the two kind of investment?
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Once the market realised the Brexiters leadership has no plans whatsoever for actually implementing Brexit, the base case moved back to "there will be no Brexit".
Thats why we had such a sharp rally back up. I think.
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Very stupid decision from very very stupid people who voted very ignorantly without fully understanding what they voting for, neither do they know the consequences. It is annoying. But should i blame democracy? I don't even know anymore.
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What better long run are you referring too? The one that all our trade terms will be renegotiated, or the one where the nation in the UK will divide because they want to rejoin EU, or better still, the one that losses more than $3 trillion in less than a week, or the one that leaves our pounds devalued? which better long run are you referring to? the list goes on and on.. Its such a pity that we voted this, but it is an obvious mistake.
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For me, i think it is total mistake. I know a lot of people will go ahead to say if it wasn't the right one, why would Britain vote for it? But the truth is, just because the voted it, doesn't mean it is the right decision. Here are some things on the top of my head when I think of Brexit.
Respected organisations like the International Monetary Fund have predicted negative effects from Brexit.
As for immigration, leaving the EU only solves half the problem, as the other half of immigrants come from countries outside the EU.
The statistic that was continuously thrown around by the Leavers, ‘£350 million a week’ that was apparently being paid to the EU was a complete lie. How can we trust politicians that lied through their teeth to now run our isolated and vulnerable country?
Scotland wants a referendum, and if they win, they’ll join the EU. This means that immigrants will be allowed to travel through England to get to Scotland.
44% of British exports went into the EU, with only 8% of EU exports into Britain. That means British business will suffer way more than EU business.
The EU hates us, and we won’t have any leverage in trade deals we make.
Educational institutions that received subsidies from the EU will no longer receive that funding.
We have gained no sovereignty when we will still be expected to respect EU laws and regulations.
We have lost international influence.
Now our public services are exposed to the doctrine of Convervatives like Boris Johnson that strongly believe in privatisation and empowering big business. This means a potential privatisation of the NHS and a complete victory for transnational corporations who can how bargain for working standards that are worse off for the common citizen.
I fail to see any benefit from leaving the EU.
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yeah. i really think so. i expect that the FTSE will drop at least 10% quickly, and Britain may renegotiate trade terms. etc..
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I really hope that is the case. because in my opinion, it makes no sense to leave the EU because they will eventually lose more than gain in the leave campaign. However, you never know.
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oh yeah. that would be the reason because it makes total and complete sense. So i guess the price of oil will continue to go lower because it seems that the brexit is happening. so bad for the oil market.
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Of course, just like every investment, there are risks. so i wouldn't say it is risk free or guarantee you any sort of profit. However, the probability of losing when you invest over a period of 5years or more is very minimal. I would recommend that for everybody, but i won't guarantee any gain. your choice now.
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Okay then, i would have recommended you invest the money in the stock market if you had no plan for making the money liquid. The stock market is perfect when you are willing to invest over a long period of time like 5 to 10 years or even more.
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It is depending on your risk tolerant level. but first, i have to ask you, how much and how long how you willing to stay without this money? i mean can you survive without going back to this money assuming you saved it?
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I don't seem to understand why the price of oil is going down. it been going down for a week consistently. but there seem to be a massive raise in demand. please, someone explain this to me.
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Yes. Forex trading can be very profitable as it carries a substantial amount of risk. What you should always remember is: While high-risk investments can bring you significant gains, they can also bring you tremendous losses.
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it depends on individual risk tolerant. for me, I would prefer to trade stock, because it has lesser risk and it yields reasonable returns.
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I guess not. it is gradually but constantly dropping. today, the price of oil is $48.44. that means oil slipped back down to $48.44 from $51.20 in 3 days. it definitely not a good sign. thank you mate!!
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Thanks for that thoughtful article. be sure you helped someone, cos it really helped me. thanks mate. good luck in your subsequent investments..
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okay, let me be more direct. what is your thought on oil? it looks to be retracing it former height. is it a good time to invest in oil now? what do you think?
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