 What is bad about day trading.? |
| what is bad about day trading. i am a day trader and a beginer. what should i keep in mind when i day tradinf. i heard that i a have to pay aalot of tax or something like that.... |
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 Option trading? |
| Hello everyone. I have been buying stocks for my portfolio for about 3 years now. However, for the past year or so, I've been hearing a lot about Options. Are Options for short term traders ... |
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 What's a good stock market trading website for a beginner.? |
| I'm basically interested in the markets as a small investor. The sort of thing i'm looking for is the best sites that teach the fundamentals about trading the markets and how to ensure i ... |
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 Is taking bank loan profitable than borrowing from friends and giving them the interest? |
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The interest given to friends is the same as what the bank offers to its savings a/c customers. But is taking loan from bank better considering the interest rate we ... |
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 Has anyone discovered a system for sale for trading stocks and/or futures that actually works? |
| I've seen many systems available to the average Joe Trader. I know that many or most don't work but I also know that many people make good money using some systems. Just wondering if ... |
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 Is oil futures a safe investment, in this economy? |
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 Who exactly profits from a share of stock that is sold at a profit??? |
A share of IBM stock is purchased through the NYSE by an individual investor for $75 and sold one month later through the NYSE for $125. Who profits from this sale?
A. IBM
B. The first ... |
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 How does one become a stock market trader? |
| I work full time in a reasonably well paid job, but I have always had an interest in making money on the stock market. The problem is I know nothing about it. I have seen loads of software available ... |
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 Bought Apple & Google at highs..sell or hold? |
| Woe is me. I finally got in to market and bought Google and Apple at their highs. Sell and lick my wounds or hold???... |
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 Buy car with or without loan? |
Bare with me here, assuming:
-I have 10k in my savings account.
-I want to buy a car worth 10k.
-I can take out a car loan worth 10k and pay 7 percent interest per ... |
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| What is a good S&P 500 index fund? |
ALso, a good DJIA index fund?
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 How can I find an experienced stock investor that is willing to assist me in buying and selling good stocks? |
| I currently have $50,000 and I want it to grow to $500,000 in a few years by aggressively buying and selling the right stocks. I'm willing to pay an experienced investor 25% of my profits. They ... |
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 I came accross some old stock certificates from the early 20's, Can I research them to see if they are valid? |
| My Fiancee's Father recently passed away and we had to pack his entire house up. We found some stock certificates from the early 1920's and we were wondering how or where we can go or do to ... |
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 Can someone suggest a good book for me? |
Is there any book like "Banking in India" for Dummies or "Mutual funds" for Dummies or "Shares" for Dummies, etc?
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 Forex Brokers ? |
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 Why would the closing price change? |
Lion Gate Entertainment (LGF) closed at 10.01 today and I just checked it again at 4:30PM, the closing price changed to 10.65? So strange.
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Tommy | Is Cheap Oil going to collapse the dollar, and What happens when the dollar collapses, What should I do? |
Man predicted $50 Oil in July:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQDw9M_2dGw
He said it was going to happen, and it did, and the dollar will collapse as a result
I heard that U.S. Dept is 10.5 Trillion and Middle Eastern Oil companies and middle eastern Countries buy up the dept for some reason, why tho?
That when Oil Goes to $50, It will hurt Middle Eastern Oil companies causing them to go bankrupt in about 6 months.
As a result, they will stop buying up our dept causing the dollar to collapse.
Do you think this is true? Then if the dollar collapses, what will the price of oil do, What if it doesn't collapse, and dollar goes bank down, will oil go back to $150 a barrell?? This is where i get confused.
I also heard after this happens, The Dollar Collapses, Pushing America and the world in a global depression, and out of that they will introduce the AMERO- The New Currency for the solution.
What will happen if the dollar collapses, What should I do to protect my family? |
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Brendan Prewitt
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Oil is ultimately a commodity, and commodities act inverse of the US Dollar, as the selloff in oil is attributed to two factors, the growing economic recession and the strengthening US Dollar. The dollar has been gaining strength relative to other currencies because the US was expected to be the weakest player as it was at the center of the cause of this recession. However, as it eventually played out, the US was not the only problem source, so was much of Europe. This pushed the dollar higher and other currencies lower, which resulted in oil prices going lower. Therefore, a dramatic collapse in the dollar will result in hyperinflation, as oil prices will spike along with other commodities. I currently am expecting us to experience some relatively strong inflation as the economy recovers, as the US Dollar will continue to deteriorate as it did last year and commodity prices will again reach record highs. If the dollar does happen to collapse, the best way to protect wealth is through investment in hard commodities, such as buying gold and silver bullion. Therefore, my suggestion would be to consider allocating a portion of your investments to commodities that are little influenced by economic conditions, with gold being your most promising investment, as it will hold its value best. The issues you addressed above seem like doomsday scenarios that have an extremely low likelihood of happening, as it appears that oil prices are putting in a floor at the $50 level, a level at which large-scale highly-efficient oil producers are still capable of generating a profit and have minimal risk of going bankrupt. Further, do you honestly expect that OPEC wouldn't take dramatic action (in the form of output cuts) when oil hit a level that it was no longer profitable? OPEC just convened this weekend and decided against an output cut, which lends support to the idea that a floor in oil is developing at the $50 level. If OPEC was in risk of bankruptcy it would dramatically reduce output to support prices, which is not happening in a scale that would be alarming. Either way, commodities should always be a portion of any well diversified portfolio to hedge inflation. Just my thoughts, I hope they help.
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Thomas
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Inexpensive oil will help rebuild the U.S. economy.
Recession is a natural part of our economy. When we experience a lengthy period of government and consumer overspending, inflation grows out of control. A recession naturally keeps overspending and inflation in check. Prior to the recession of 1929, we had almost a decade of government and consumer overspending. The recession of 1987 was a result of government and consumer overspending during Reagan's presidency. The recession of 2008 is the result of almost two decades of government and consumer overspending.
Prior to our current recession, the price of oil had inflated to over $100 a barrel. This forced businesses and consumers to make financial cut backs. Now, oil is $50 a barrel and is once again affordable.
Gradually, the U.S. economy will rebuild itself and we will repeat this cycle again. Our history is full of economic ups and downs. |
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Gamebreaker
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Are you a troll? Don't try to lure people to watch a video that encourages fear. |
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Sendy
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Same people that were yelling "peak oil" 6 months ago.
Over all i'm not going to answer your question because this is spam that you keep posting week after week. |
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bradk8605
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If you want really think that the dollar will fall a lot, you might want to invest in the Short Dollar ETF symbol (UDN). When the dollar goes down the Short Dollar ETF goes up, and the reverse occurs when the dollar goes up. Since this is the investing part, of yahoo answers, that is my take. |
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Phil
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okay throughout history there were always these weird ideas and stupid predictions... the sky is falling stuff... In 5 years this will be forgotten and something new will be said.. In the 1930's it was obviously bad in the 1970's it was bad and in 2002 I remember the market dropped. It's another cycle, and in 5 years once this blows over it will be something different... Be educated about it don't worry or stress about it. What people say on You Tube what people say in blogs are making things worse through their propaganda it's really annoying. I am sure i'll get thumbs down for this comment because people are too brain washed already.. it truly is a shame! |
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Give all your money to your church and put your faith in God. |
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