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I think you're crazy.
I hope you have good tracking systems and analysis systems.
I have a Labrador named Sparky and he puts his paw on the mouse. He moves it around and barks once for buy, twice for sell.
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I think you're crazy.
I hope you have good tracking systems and analysis systems.
I have a Labrador named Sparky and he puts his paw on the mouse. He moves it around and barks once for buy, twice for sell.
You need to teach him an option for Hold. It'll save you money on fees and taxes.
I think I might be a bit mad. Not only do I have currently shares in 135 stocks, I've begun currency trading and right now I have 25 positions open.
Crazy? Inspired?
Mods, poll?
All you are doing is punting. Go back to the track, better odds. I'm not going near the stock market until the next recession which is due bottoms out. Probably 12 months into President Clinton. Then when I get rich I'll climb under her desk to thank her for it.
Everything is punting. Every time you buy a stock you're punting on it going up. If you think otherwise you're delusional.
Everything is punting. Every time you buy a stock you're punting on it going up. If you think otherwise you're delusional.
Yeah but I suppose it's a less risky punt... I mean gambling is a 100% punt, if you lose your stake is wiped but the payout is much higher. Stocks are in the middle, mediocre risk, mediocre return. Your stock is not likely to crash to nothing but not likely to skyrocket either. Then you have guaranteed savings account, no risk, little return. It's all about leveraging risk vs reward I guess. Even holding cash is a risk.
You're not thinking widely enough. This is just a bank management issue, not a punting issue. When the return is potentially 0 and you have a binary result like in a horse race, you invest less of your bank on it. It's just maths. It's all punting, trust me.
I'd be buying silver. The price has been manipulated for a while now by the big guys. The game will be up soon enough. It's grossly undervalued. Storage is a pain in the arse though.If all you want to do is hold your wealth or beat inflation, just buy metal. Physical metal.. gold or silver bars and stash it away...
I'd be buying silver. The price has been manipulated for a while now by the big guys. The game will be up soon enough. It's grossly undervalued. Storage is a pain in the arse though.
I'd be buying silver. The price has been manipulated for a while now by the big guys. The game will be up soon enough. It's grossly undervalued. Storage is a pain in the arse though.
my issue with silver is culturally it has little relevance anywhere, its use limited post the film industry and is a by product rather than a lead product.
plenty of other metals to gain exposure from and better ways to play the metals game with more leverage
Is it bad that I enjoy watching gold crash just because of all the doomsdayers that keep going on about the world ending and fiat currencies?
A car is a currency now?
Mr Le Chiffre disagrees.Every time you buy a stock you're punting on it going up.