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 Forex Brokers ?
Does anyone know what the steps are to starting a Forex broking company ?...


 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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 Can anybody explain me share market of india in brief?
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 What's the worst investment you've ever had?
I mean a real investment, not things like cars....


 Whats going on with the stock market right now?
Have been reading and researching about stock market this summer, and am having a hard time finding out why exactly the market has been so unstable lately?...


 Paper or coin?
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 Is GE a good stock to buy now?
why or why not?...


 If you bought more than 51% of the common stock on the market, does that mean you have the owner/voting rights
This may happen on stock with naked shares. Sometimes, it went down so low that you can throw in a few thousands and buy the company too! can i?...


 I don't have much money to invest, what kind of gold coins should I start with?
I would like to start acquiring gold coins such as the Swiss 20 Francs or gold bars etc. but not something that the government could confiscate (ie us coins after 1933). What would be a good online ...


 17 year old with $5,000 to invest. what should i be investing in at this young age, with tons of time?
i have set up an etrade acount, should i be investing in mutual funds, stocks? buying and holding? thanks for ...


 What stock funds should I invest in currently?
I want the best return I can get in a 3-5 year period. I was looking at Schwab Health Care SWHFX. Sound like a good bet? I would like your advice on any stock funds that would be successful....


 Who can tell me how many % people will be successful in the stock market?
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 Which legitimate investment can yield monthly interest of 10% or more?
I want to save a sum of money and withdraw interest on it on monthly ...


 Wheres the best place for me to trade stocks in my situation?
I currently use sharebuilder... But this doesn't really give me the ability to pretend im a day-trader. Its great for monthly investing, but i'd love to be able to up and buy 500 shares of ...


 Will the price of gold rise within this month?
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 What are best long term investment plan according to current market conditions?
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 What is Really to Stop History From Repeating It'self and Having Another 1929 Type Market Meltdown?
Almost no one believes that the stock market and financial systems will totally fail as they did in 1929.
Most people seem to think that this is a great time to buy stocks.
But if a lot of ...


 What is the value of 1 euro according to india?
what is the value of 1 euro according to ...


 How does these Stocks sounds?
Just begin trading. after some investigation, i find these stocks are quite good. Can some expericend trader give some input?

Unitedhealth Group Inc. (UNH)
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 What is stock market and how does it work? i ve got 1000 pounds where can i invest it to make profit?
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Kwamena O
Is oil futures a safe investment, in this economy?
I am being told that buying a few dollars of futures can make one some extra bucks, is this so?
                     
 




sree unplugged
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i think so too. OPEC( organisation of petrolium exporting countries) is the single largest lobby in this world.in long run the oil prices are sure to increase as the demand is skyrocketing and the resources are not increasing or rather say 'limited'.follow the basic rules of supply and demand , u wont regret it.although the price is expected to stabilize as the inflation goes down , it will be a safe bet if the investment is for long term.


bud68
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Futures are not "safe" - they are high risk by their nature.


wickes69
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No, the futures market is anything but safe.

Honestly, if you have to ask this question on Yahoo, you really should NOT be buying/selling commodity futures contracts.


Kevin S
Yes and no.

Yes -- if you are trading oil and know what you are doing, then oil futures may be an option. Also, you could buy a small amount of futures to "freeze" the price of oil, a form of hedging. If oil goes up to $200, then the futures gains will offset the extra pay at the pump. At the same time, if it goes down to $90 a barrel, your losses from the future will offset the money you are saving at the pump. It is your decision whether you feel the risk:reward is worth hedging.

No -- futures are always an extremely leveraged, risky investment. No future will ever be a safe investment, and you can guarantee that. If you ever do invest/trade in futures, it should be at a time when you know a lot more than you do about them right now (inferred from you "being told" about it). You can learn some valuable information at investopedia.com and thismatter.com to start. There are more specialized and descriptive resources around the web as well.

Good luck.


eskimooinc.com
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Any futures trading is for experts. If you need to be asking about them on this forum, then to be honest, they're not for you at this stage.

I worked very successfully on the trading floor of an oil major for almost 2 decades - I don't work there any more, but I wouldn't trade them on my own account now. Its one thing doing it with the backing (and bank balance) of a multinational - its quite another thing when the downside risk is all yours. I know very few professional traders who would trade on their own account once they leave their present company (they are generally precluded from trading on their own account whilst working for a trading company by SEC regulations). Think very carefully before you start throwing money at this market.


Mean Green
yes, buying futures can make someone extra bucks. The problem is leverage. I think you only need to put up 2% for the contract so if you are wrong you could be on the hook for much more than you put it.

If you don't understand what a futures contract is you should stay away. If you want a lower risk way to trade oil you could check out an ETF.


bbwebpuppy
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In the short term, maybe, but oil prices are likely increasing due to speculation - the same force that just drove housing prices up. Currently oil prices have been declining. I wouldn't spend anything I coldn't afford to lose on this investment.


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