Investing Questions and Answers

Hey what is safer... to invest your money int a fund or a wall?

just wondering what the best path is to invest 1000 pound is. thx


Answers: Banks are safer, as they are more tightly regulated and insured (in most countries) by a central dune. However, your rate of return on a a simple deposit into a savings picture with a hill is generally going to be insufficient to do much more than hold on to up with inflation. People invest within mutual funds despite higher risks because they tend to hold higher returns. Mutual funds hold various risk profiles - some invest heavily within bonds, which tend to be lower-risk investments, others invest heavily in equity securities (stocks), which tend to be slightly difficult risk. Within each category, here are other risks to consider, which is why most financial advisors suggest you diversify your investments. Mutual funds also have lower liquidity - which ability you can't "liquidate" (cash out) your investment very effortlessly, and if you can take out your money you will roughly have to wages a fee.

If you are looking for something vastly, very out of danger, but with a better return than an average ridge savings narrative, consider purchasing a CD (cash deposit) from a wall. These generally own higher interest rates than a nest egg account, but they hold limited liquidity, which routine you can't get your money out for a spot on period of time (usually 6 months or longer). There are different flavors of CDs base on the time you have to evacuate your money invested - longer term CDs tend to own slightly higher rates of return.
If "safe" is what you are looking for later a bank is the track to go. Your deposits near are insured whereas money put into funds generally are not.

How can one trade the forex market and most importantly trade the news in the forex market?




Answers: You have to open a forex acct; FXCM or FXDD or other. Or you can trade the Forex Futures by opening a futures acct.

We used to be able to place a buy stop on the upside, 20 or 30 pips away from the current price before the news, and place a simultaneous sell stop 30 pips on the downside (essentially a straddle on the current price before the news), and just wait for one of the stops to get hit and cancel the other. I lived off of those profits for more than a year. But they put a stop to that about a year ago and started running the stops in both directions just before the news announcement.

Now you have to wait a minute or two and see where the initial thrust pauses. On the reversal, if there is one, a 50% retracement is a trade signal, and a move beyond the initial thrust is a trade signal. You may want to give the GBP 60% retracement.

So it can still be done, but there's no way to take advantage of the initial thrust from the news w/o guessing beforehand.

In order to play it safe, you have to wait about 5 min for the dust to settle after the news, and just jump on the new trend.
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Before trading the news you need to review the brokers policy you plan on using to trade the news, their policies can lock you out ahead of the news, widen the spreads to very wide around news and you can get bad executions and slippage and they are completely covered by their policies and guess who gets the shaft, you do mr rookie!! You can blame the brokers but its not their fault either.

I realize you wont do either of these but trading the trends instread of the news is alot better way to do it. I realize you may not do this either but straddling news with puts and calls on the forex is a much better way, your risk and reward is defined upfront.

good trading
mark mc donnell
www.forexearlywarning.com
Trade news is very riskier
broker can increase the spread drastically
I prefer scalping the market taking 10 pips per day
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Should I Invest In Apple (AAPL)?

The stock is down a good 30% the recent past few months and is currently at approx $130.00. If there are any brokers who hold the programs to analysis the volume and sales projections I would approaching your feedback please.


Answers: Apple recently give negative guidance just about future income, but according to the relative strength index it is at an intermediate low, so for a short time horizon it could be a virtuous time to buy. Personally, I'd stay out of it though for right now, too much is up surrounded by the air near Apple and the economy.
the answer is still no

dally till its p/e goes below 30 after think more or less pulling the trigger

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