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'Buy low, sell high' is just the tip of the iceberg; learn the art of investing from expert traders and how to make your money grow.

The Importance of Clean Code in Your Startup's Success
Investors want to see that your startup is run efficiently and that you have a good understanding of your code base. If your code is clean, it will be easier for them to understand what your startup does and how it works.
By Anshu Mishra3 years ago in Trader
3 Ways to Make Money While Trading Online
If you are looking to make some extra money, you’re not alone. After all, as Justine Crowley explained in her piece on inflation, it is becoming a worldwide problem. From grocery stores to prices for basic services, everything seems to be costing more. Fortunately, there are numerous ways to overcome this economic hurdle. Thanks to the convenience and reach of the internet, virtually anyone with a stable connection can start making money online. Aside from the usual online earning options like e-commerce, much profit today can be made by day trading in stocks, foreign exchange, or cryptocurrency. In fact, CNBC notes that day trading has become so promising that new activity has increased dramatically in just a year. Of those who can optimize trading, analysts estimate that they can see up to a 40% chance of returns.
By Mike Brown3 years ago in Trader
Investing Rules From The World’s Greatest Investors
As an investor, you need to learn from the greatest investors of all time to know what they did to get an exceptional return and imitate their approach to your investment strategy.
By Arsalan Haroon3 years ago in Trader
Best 5 Stocks to Invest in Virtual Reality
Since the 1990s, virtual reality (VR) has existed, but it has only lately begun to live up to the promises made thirty years ago. Despite the fact that VR is currently mostly utilized for gaming and amusement, there is a lot of potential for the technology in a number of sectors and occupations, including engineering and design, healthcare, defense, and education.
By Odedele Badiru3 years ago in Trader
BENEFITS OF REAL ESTATE INVESTING
Real estate investing can be a highly profitable activity for many people. This is especially the case if you are willing to hold onto property for an extended period of time, to take advantage of property appreciation. However, it is also possible to go wrong in this area and lose your investment. The following discussion of the pros and cons of real estate investing clarifies the benefits and risks associated with this important asset class.
By Park Green City3 years ago in Trader
How to view the Internet sharing economy?
The Internet sharing economy is divided into two terms: the Internet and the sharing economy. Sharing is the foundation of the sharing economy, and the Internet provides a runway for the sharing economy.
By Derasom3 years ago in Trader
Spread Betting On The NASDAQ Derivative
There are many ways in which investors can take advantage of favourable market movements. Of course, each of these is associated with its own levels of risk and the strategies often depend upon the preferences of the individual. One potentially lucrative approach is known as spread betting (sometimes referred to as point spread betting).
By Miki Mo3 years ago in Trader
3 Ways to Make Money Trading Online
If you are looking to make some extra money, you’re not alone. After all, as Justine Crowley explained in her piece on inflation, it is becoming a worldwide problem. From grocery stores to prices for basic services, everything seems to be costing more. Fortunately, there are numerous ways to overcome this economic hurdle. Thanks to the convenience and reach of the internet, virtually anyone with a stable connection can start making money online. Aside from the usual online earning options like e-commerce, much profit today can be made by day trading in stocks, foreign exchange, or cryptocurrency. In fact, CNBC notes that day trading has become so promising that new activity has increased dramatically in just a year. Of those who can optimize trading, analysts estimate that they can see up to a 40% chance of returns.
By ASHFAQ ALI3 years ago in Trader
What Is Futures Trading? How Does It Work?
The futures trading in the stock market relies on the futures contract. In this contract, two parties, one the purchasing party (the one with the long position), sign an agreement with the seller (the one with the short position) where the buyer agrees to purchase a derivative or index at a specific time in the future for the predetermined price. As time passes, the price of the contract relatively changes to the fixed price at the time of agreement. As a result, it creates a profit or loss situation for the trader. The stock market governs each of these transactions before exchanging stocks.
By Nitya Sharma3 years ago in Trader
Why are we afraid to buy stocks that are so cheap after the crash?
First, the fact that the crash was cheaper and nobody bought it. Stocks became much cheaper after the crash, and both amateur and professional investors were afraid to buy in large quantities, or even sell to reduce their positions. Buffett spotted this phenomenon back in 1979. Zweig found the same phenomenon repeated in YourMoney&YourBrain. Look at China's fund investors, the stock market rose in 2007, the share of stock funds jumped from 220 billion shares to 1041.8 billion shares in a year, more than 1 trillion capital high trapped. In 2008, the Shanghai Stock Index plunged by more than 2/3 in a year, but the fund's share remained basically unchanged. Considering that 45.2 billion new stock fund issues were issued that year, the basic people did not take the opportunity to buy a large number of low, but also sold 50 billion shares. Or look at Chinese fund managers. On August 2, 2010, China Business News published an article titled "How the fund inverse index is refined", which said that according to caihui information statistics, the fund position in 2007 has been maintained at more than 77%. In October 2007, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index reached a record high of 6124 points, and the fund's position reached more than 80% in the third and fourth quarters, reaching a record high. In 2008, the stock market began to decline all the way, and the lowest fell to 1664 points on October 28. The fund positions also gradually decreased, which were 75.33%, 71.78%, 68.50% and 68.81% respectively in four quarters, falling to the lowest level in history.
By qindan3 years ago in Trader
Why is stock investing the most difficult industry in the world to succeed
I have written hundreds of investment notes. If God had decreed, "When you die, all your notes will be burned and no one will remember what you said. You will leave only one for posterity." Then I will choose to leave this article without hesitation. I have been in the secondary market for more than 10 years and have contacted at least 1000 investors, but less than 10 of them have successfully achieved financial freedom, that is, the success rate is less than 1%. Here those securities service industry people are excluded, such as investment banking elite, brokerage bosses. They don't make money trading stocks, they make money providing services. Also get rid of the people who get rich from the egg, such as the public fund manager, who is in charge of $1 billion and earns 20% for Tijimin, who gets millions for himself. I'm talking about those grassroots who started from tens of thousands of yuan to tens of millions or even over 100 million yuan. I am not saying that these people are more successful than the heads of securities firms and elite investment banks (in fact, they make less money than the heads of securities firms), but we can copy their path, but we cannot copy the path of the heads of securities firms.
By qindan3 years ago in Trader
What is the underlying logic behind stocks making money?
There is nothing wrong with this saying, but many people take it wrong. It is not enough to describe the absurdity of his learning results. Some people say that you should never lose more than 10% after buying, or you should stop your losses immediately. If you continue to lose, your losses will continue to grow. Cutting losses before they grow and closing with a smaller loss is the most effective way to protect capital. But someone said, no, the theory I heard was that you can't lose more than 20%, and you only need to stop if you lose more than 20%. At this time, some people said, you are wrong, I a period of time before the teacher of a short master, his stop loss line only 3%, more than 3% must stop loss. Other popular stops are 5%, 8%, 15% and so on. Are these people right or wrong? Every one of them is right, but they are also wrong. The essence of stop-loss theory is never to sell at a loss, let alone discuss how much loss is appropriate to sell. What is stop loss? Stops are a corrective mechanism for your own mistakes, and unless you are always right, you will die a terrible death without stops. Only the market is always right, anyone can be wrong, so anyone must have a stop loss. However, the form of stop loss, but not the same. I always say that you have to understand why a stock is going up. Because if you understand why it's going up, you don't know if it's going to go down in the future. If you don't understand, or don't understand fully enough, no matter how much money you make in a bull market, you will give it away in the future. There is a common sense that everyone must be clear, the bull market is the main reason for retail losses. See clearly oh, is the bull market leads to retail losses, not bear market, I wrote correctly. Because only the bull market, after the boom, retail investors will enter in large quantities. And then there was no more.
By qindan3 years ago in Trader