Archive for July, 2009
I’m a pretty conservative investor. I knew about the hot stocks market, but I’ve always felt that it was pretty risky. I was willing to take lower returns and keep my capital as safe as possible. I was talking to friend who is at least as conservative as me and he told me about Today [...]
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments
I like a good return on my investments, and I thought that ETFs, while a safe investment, probably wouldn’t bring the returns I wanted on my money. The low buy in cost with the low risk makes them attractive, but the yields can be disappointing and I considered them a long term strategy. A friend [...]
July 29th, 2009 | Posted in ETFs | 3 Comments
In the previous couple of years, a brand-new way of playing the stock market has emerged. Ignoring the typical knowledge of buy low, sell high, hot stocks employs a different methodology of gaining high returns on investments. Buy high and sell higher is the idea behind hot stocks. It’s a strategy that’s working for many [...]
July 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments
Support and resistance levels are used by investors and speculators to determine how far they believe a currency pair will move between the two levels. This also tells them at what points the price action may turn around due to the buying or selling pressure and start moving in the opposite direction.
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Trading | No Comments
I’m not what anyone would call an active trader in the stock market. I generally rely on my broker’s advice and invest in low risk stocks and mutual funds. This strategy worked for me until the latest recession. I lost money on some investments and my return on most of my investments was poor. I [...]
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Trends | No Comments
Forex currency trading takes more time and effort to learn compared to other investment markets. With this in mind, why is it still gaining popularity, and with still so many new traders lining up to get into the action? Is it because it is the only investment scheme today that offers any one the chance to make big money with only minimal risks with just one successful trade deal? The answer is a resounding YES!
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Investors rely on two types of analysis when determining whether to buy or sell an investment. They look to fundamental analysis and technical analysis. And the most successful investors continually analyze HOW they are gathering and evaluating data
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Trading | No Comments
A Pip is the term for Percentage In Point or Price Interest Point. It is the smallest measurement for the smallest value (price) change of a currency. This term is one of the most important one among many in Forex currency trading, and should be properly understood by any new Forex trader.
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Lets take the analogy of a cricket team. There are 11 players in each team in the match. All players are talented and super fit. Everyone can throw and catch the ball. Everyone is a hard hitter. However some are more skilled at balling. Others are more skilled at batting. Not many runs will be made and the match will be lost if the baller is going to do the job of the batter. Not knowing what type of a trader you are can make or break your trading career. Determining your trading style is very important right from the beginning.
July 31st, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Making money is important for most people and if you want to get more than you ever thought possible and work from home, you should think about trading in stocks. This is a risky business to undertake, but if you have the right stock trading software, you will find that the job is so much easier. You can make a success of your job right from the comfort of your own home in your own time.
July 30th, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments