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GOLD AND SILVER UPS AND DOWNS – WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?
Gold and Silver Prices This week, gold and silver continue to make sweeping historical moves. On one hand, the gold price broke through first $1850, then $1900 within two days. On the other hand, the silver price exceeded $20 on July 20th, then saw $21, $22, and $23 in the following days. Although the silver price doesn’t seem much more significant as compared to the gold price, silver actually increased faster. Therefore, silver is currently outperforming gold. So what caused this monumental change with gold and silver?
By Jacob Wolinsky5 years ago in Trader
Top 10 Points To Be Consider While Investing in Stock Market
Investing in the stock market is a good idea to make a lot of money, but it can be visa versa if you are tempted to invest randomly without knowing the nitty-gritty of the stock market. If you are planning for investment that could beat inflation and also offers you a good outcome then the stock market is the perfect option for you. Here are a few of the things which you should know before investing in the stock market.
By Amit Goyal5 years ago in Trader
Investing and about my portfolio
All is beginning, yes, I have finally been investing for a solid 3 months thanks to the Robinhood App. Let me tell you, it is easier than I thought it would be! I have since grown my portfolio and now hold shares in Spirit Air, Smile Direct Club, Organigram, NRZ investment and Invesco Mortgage Capital. While not much it is a start! Let me briefly run you, the reader through my portfolio so you can get a better understanding and perhaps spark an interest to read my future blog posts here on Vocal.
By Caleb Burkey5 years ago in Trader
DO YOU REALLY UNDERSTAND PROPER INVESTING?
Without gainsaying, we’ve heard that over 80% of people who venture into trading and investing eventually lose their money. Besides, do most average investors achieve their long-term goals financially? For a moment, compare the returns of an average firm on Wall Street to that of an average forex, futures, or stock trader, and we would perhaps agree that the equation is unbalanced. But then, what do average investors or traders do that are different from what’s done on Wall Street?
By Online Trading Campus5 years ago in Trader
MUNGER’S MOATS: BANK OF AMERICA, PAYPAL AND SQUARE
Charlie Munger is famous for stressing the role of moats in successful investing. He argues that only strong moats allow a business to earn returns in excess of the cost of capital for substantial periods of time. The big problem is maintaining a moat. Potential competitors, eyeing those excess returns, will want to enter. What is worse, they will target those aspects of an incumbent’s business that are the most profitable and offer the best opportunities for growth. Technology serves to exacerbate the difficulty of maintaining a moat. It often allows an entrant to use software and electronic communication to reduce the cost of grabbing an incumbent’s most profitable busines.
By Jacob Wolinsky5 years ago in Trader
GOLD PRICES AND THE GREAT DOLLAR SHORT SQUEEZE
Gold prices pulled back today, but that may only be a temporary situation if one expert is right about the dollar short squeeze. Daniel Oliver of Myrmikan Capital said in a note this week that the value of the U.S. dollar is being held in place by a short squeeze, which is only temporarily holding gold prices back.
By Jacob Wolinsky5 years ago in Trader
HOW THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY SHAPE IMPACTS GOLD PRICE
The gold price remains above $1,800 an ounce, but where it will go next depends on what type of economic recovery we see. Many are expecting a V-shaped recovery. However, the resurgence in coronavirus cases in the U.S. suggests we could see a U-shaped or W-shaped economic recovery, which would impact gold prices.
By Jacob Wolinsky6 years ago in Trader
WHAT ARE TAIL RISK FUNDS? AN INTRODUCTION TO A NICHE
Tail risk funds represent a small niche of the hedge fund industry, and there are a few different types. They essentially serve as insurance for your portfolio. They lose money most of the time, but when there is a tail risk event, they rise quite a bit when the rest of the market crashes down hard and fast.
By Jacob Wolinsky6 years ago in Trader
Intro Stock Market Investing Course
Let’s start with a stock market definition, shall we? In a nutshell, the stock market is where investors can buy and sell securities, or stakes in individual companies as well as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) (ETFs think: Stash, Acorns, Qapital)
By Russell Whitney6 years ago in Trader
Appreciation in Value
A short-term buzz of excitement is often valued in modern life over an extensive period of long-term gain. Take a meal, or a round of drinks, for example. They are often finished within a matter of hours and forgotten by the time the next occasion rolls around — unless they have been captured by the camera of the annually replaced iPhone.
By James Patefield6 years ago in Trader
