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Why you should not trade forex
Forex is one of the biggest industries in the world. Trillions of dollars are the daily turnover of the forex market and millions of people worldwide are actively engaged in trading. While all of this is very much true and forex has gained recognition and popularity on the global scale, there are still many reasons why you have made a wrong choice while trading forex, or why you should avoid engaging in this industry in general for the future.
By Mariam Pagava5 years ago in Trader
Perils of Efficiency: Procuring Supplies During a Crisis
Although lockdown has hit many industries across the world, some businesses have managed to remain somewhat operational, with supply and demand still existing for some products and services. However, during periods of extreme volatility and when business and supply and demand can shift drastically, procuring supplies can become almost impossible and can seem to ground to a halt. This can be a problem for some as many businesses in the UK rely on fast and efficient supply chains which are highly integrated and often operate cross-border.
By James Patefield5 years ago in Trader
Airbnb IPO And The Impact Of Emerging Trends In Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Despite being battered by the pandemic, short-term rentals on vacation homes have surged. While traditional hotels and vacation clubs seem to struggle to keep their doors open, companies such as Airbnb, Luxury Retreats, and HouseTrip are receiving more interest and bookings. Sparse finances mean fewer people travel overseas for vacation and choose instead to stay within their local environment. The health implications of staying in public spaces such as hotels and cruises have also made people evaluate their vacation plans.
By Jacob Wolinsky5 years ago in Trader
Why Should I Pay for Financial Coaching?
The number one question from everyone out there is: Why should I pay you to coach me on my finances? If someone finds themselves in a financial pinch, I can see how it might seem counterintuitive to spend money on a service with no guarantees.
By Leister Solutions5 years ago in Trader
6 Important Financial Terms and Their Meanings
We all know that it's of extreme importance to be smart with our money, our personal finances, and our net worth. But the world of personal banking, financial services, and investments can be so confusing, as there's so much to learn and keep in mind! There are so many different terms and conditions to keep track of, with words like an accredited investor, conventional lenders, private lending, exchange commission, and private money loan, everything can seem very overwhelming.
By Casey Chesterfield5 years ago in Trader
The Grapes of Wrath. The loudest falls in the US stock market
Many remember John Steinbeck's cult novel "The Grapes of Wrath" about a family of farmers who went bankrupt during the Great Depression, forced to travel from Oklahoma to California to survive. Today, October 29, marks 91 years since the day of perhaps the most famous stock market crash in history, "Black Tuesday", which marked the beginning of the Great Depression (1929-1932) - October 29, 1929.
By Japjit Singh5 years ago in Trader
Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Valuation Jumps After Capital Rule Finalized
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have seen their valuations climb in the days since the Federal Housing Finance Agency finalized the capital rule for them. Common shares of both government-sponsored enterprises climbed more than 30%, while their preferred shares increased by more than 10%.
By Jacob Wolinsky5 years ago in Trader
Why Being Responsible Affects Your Trading...
Aspiring to be responsible is one thing, but actually taking the responsibility,well that is debatable. It's something that always tends to be realised when you either make the wrong decision or you have no control of an outcome and you are left with nothing else to do but simply "own" a situation.
By Traders Reality5 years ago in Trader
