The company I work for have offered me, 1,500 options(not sure how these work?) , or a few k a year pay rise, I know the company is being packaged ready for sale next year for arorund 60-100MM but ...
Since 02/27 I lost over $2000..I invested in Fidelity mutual funds: FSDAX ,FDVLX,FDCAX,FSLVX and TSVOX
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i am playing a stock market game for econ and it goes along with the real stock market and i want to know the sleepers that can earn alot of money. also if there is a websites that has good potential ...
What is really odd is that the world has seven times as much refined gold as silver, yet silver is still cheap compared to gold and the silver supply is dwindling because of modern industry in ...
It's been done before. You might be facing legal troubles if you don't turn in the gold that your holding, only collecting a fraction of it's true worth.
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Pete
I'm a young trader who just lost his shirt in oil futures. i thought would got down but instead it shot up!
I have a little money still left in the bank. How should I invest in oil futures? Oil seems really high right now but then again, the dollar is weak and demand is up. what do you think oil will do in the next 2 months?
Investing in futures is a professionals game and even a lot of them end up losing a ton of money.
You also seem like you need to be more diversified instead of rolling the dice on one thing. Try visiting vanguard.com to get more of an idea of risk/reward.
piet lul
I hope you learned a lesson.
Angie
You just lost your shirt in oil futures and now you want to invest in ---- more oil futures!!!!! Didn't you learn your lesson. I thing you should try to invest what little money you have left in something much less volatile.
trio_jeepy
You might want to take a little time off and evaluate your trading.
Likewise, you should ask yourself why you thought oil was going to go down and why you think you have any real basis for that belief. In addition, because you're using futures, you know that you can't tolerate a big move in oil against you, so you cannot handle a swinging market.
You should be more disciplined and stop out trades against you - you can never know more than the market, and the market has a habit of spanking traders who think they do.
You should also ask yourself whether you're trading because you need to be "right" or because you want to make money. If you hold onto a losing trade, then you're trying to be right. If you're going with the flow, you're trying to make money. Ask yourself which one you are.
trader
I agree with Angie above. Investing in the futures is extremely dangerous. Sounds like you'd be better off investing in large cap companies that have started an up trend.
Discreetmansname
Pete, also be aware of wash-sale losses if you invest in some of the same vehicles. (on taxes-depending on how these futures were alloted) ........The write-off is lost if you re-invest in the same vehicle. But maybe this question is a set-up to a lead of some kind of advertising? We'll see. Futures are good for a trader, but better for position-trading, comparably. Do you trade any grains?
jasonsegon
try http://goldenbullstocks.com and do your homework
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