Trading Stocks?

Should I trade Forex or Commodoties? Why should I choose one more than the other?

Forex lets you start with an extremely small amount of money ($250 US) which may be advantageous to you if you're limited in cash. With forex you can trade currencies and maybe a few other things like Gold.

Futures lets you trade a wide range of stuff, including currency futures, index futures, commodities, etc. The start up costs are a lot higher.

Other than the start up costs I would say they're both about the same.

My personal opinion... Diversify!

Take the sum you plan to invest, and divide it between the options available!

You have mentioned two already, and I would suggest a high-interest earning bank account and stocks as well!

As for your other question, you shouldn't. Cover all your options!

Now then... where do I send my bill??? ;-)

Trade forex better.It can earn more than stock

First off, let me start by saying, this is only a suggestion. I am not trying to change your mind on how to invest. I am merely suggesting this to you as an option you might consider.

I am not well educated in Forex currency trading so I hope this makes sense to you.

Recently, at my favorite website, I came across a section on International CD's. These Certificates of Deposit, which are insured by the Government of the issuing Country, offer the opportunity to earn a set interest for parking your money in their currency. And, if the currency fluctuation moves in your favor, that will make your overall return higher.

Of course if the currency move goes against you, it will lower your gauranteed return, or even wipe it out.

Let me give you an example. The Icelandic Krona CD is paying 12.14% APY. Now, if the dollar moves against the Krona, the rate of return will be lower. If it moves more than 12.14%, you will lose money. However, if the Krona moves up against the dollar, lets say 4%, your overall return will be 16.14% in a Government gauranteed CD.

Do you see how much the risk level falls in these International CD's?

If you have good information that a particular currency is going to rise against the dollar, then you might consider investing in an International CD that is insured by the Govt. You will receive the agreed upon interest as well as the currency gain, in a relatively safe environment.

The only risk is the currency fluctuation. Once again, I am not a Forex currency trader, so I do not know how risky trading currencies truly is. But I have been told, and I have read many posts in this forum, that it is very risky.

I just want to present this as an option for you to consider. I hope I can help people understand all of the possible choices they have available. These International CD's can be purchased through a specific Bank right here in the USA.

Best of Luck.

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