Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
Yes, forget about quick returns. You can't beat the professionals, who are experts at extracting money from people who want quick returns.
But, if you have reasonable expectations, patience, and a strategy appropriate for your risk tolerance, you can get a good return over a long period of time (over 10 years).
Yes, forget about quick returns. You can't beat the professionals, who are experts at extracting money from people who want quick returns.
But, if you have reasonable expectations, patience, and a strategy appropriate for your risk tolerance, you can get a good return over a long period of time (over 10 years).
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07 Aug 2016, 12:30 am
HisShadowX wrote:
Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
I have 'followed' this issue extensively. I'm willing to help you, if you'd like but I'll need some context first.
Approx. answers will suffice.
1. your age range? 2. employed/not? 3. how much have you read?.......ie. gauge your present knowledge level 4. do u have children? 5. how deep do you want to get into this?...ie.motivation/commitment level
Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
I have 'followed' this issue extensively. I'm willing to help you, if you'd like but I'll need some context first.
Approx. answers will suffice.
1. your age range? 2. employed/not? 3. how much have you read?.......ie. gauge your present knowledge level 4. do u have children? 5. how deep do you want to get into this?...ie.motivation/commitment level
1. 31 2. Employed 3. Beginner tried doing some things on Nadex. I won one and lost about 100 bucks quick. 4. Yes 5. Definitely looking to get into this and learn as much as I can. I am really looking to get to know how the market really works and where those little holes are here and try to make a profit.
Joined: 28 Feb 2012 Age: 112 Gender: Male Posts: 4,420 Location: Dystopia Planetia
08 Aug 2016, 6:24 pm
HisShadowX wrote:
slave wrote:
HisShadowX wrote:
Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
I have 'followed' this issue extensively. I'm willing to help you, if you'd like but I'll need some context first.
Approx. answers will suffice.
1. your age range? 2. employed/not? 3. how much have you read?.......ie. gauge your present knowledge level 4. do u have children? 5. how deep do you want to get into this?...ie.motivation/commitment level
1. 31 2. Employed 3. Beginner tried doing some things on Nadex. I won one and lost about 100 bucks quick. 4. Yes 5. Definitely looking to get into this and learn as much as I can. I am really looking to get to know how the market really works and where those little holes are here and try to make a profit.
Nadex is a very dangerous place to start. Options require a very definite skill set and engaging in Options/Spreads trading without said skills is pure gambling...not investing.
I don't mean to be harsh, just honest.
Given that you have youth on your side, I would respectfully advise you to acquaint yourself with the context within which you will be functioning as an Investor.
Dr. C. Martenson has prepared this series for ppl like you to provide said context.
All market activity occurs within a Geo-political-regulatory-historical context and the machinations of the market cannot be understood, regardless of trading knowledge, without a good handle on the Overall Picture.
It is germane that the GFC of 2008 be well understood as it pertains to the flattened yield curve, interest rates and the CB policy interventions.
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08 Aug 2016, 9:24 pm
HisShadowX wrote:
Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
Eliminate the word "quick" from your vocabulary. You can make money with -sound- investments. The only "quick" returns are for people who win the lotto or pick a winner at the race track.
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Seeing of us predicted the collapse of the housing market and bet against it doing so whenever thought he was crazy I sort of had some thoughts on this.
Anyone have any experience in investing and growing nest egg or something for quick returns?
I have 'followed' this issue extensively. I'm willing to help you, if you'd like but I'll need some context first.
Approx. answers will suffice.
1. your age range? 2. employed/not? 3. how much have you read?.......ie. gauge your present knowledge level 4. do u have children? 5. how deep do you want to get into this?...ie.motivation/commitment level
1. 31 2. Employed 3. Beginner tried doing some things on Nadex. I won one and lost about 100 bucks quick. 4. Yes 5. Definitely looking to get into this and learn as much as I can. I am really looking to get to know how the market really works and where those little holes are here and try to make a profit.
Nadex is a very dangerous place to start. Options require a very definite skill set and engaging in Options/Spreads trading without said skills is pure gambling...not investing.
I don't mean to be harsh, just honest.
Given that you have youth on your side, I would respectfully advise you to acquaint yourself with the context within which you will be functioning as an Investor.
Dr. C. Martenson has prepared this series for ppl like you to provide said context.
All market activity occurs within a Geo-political-regulatory-historical context and the machinations of the market cannot be understood, regardless of trading knowledge, without a good handle on the Overall Picture.
It is germane that the GFC of 2008 be well understood as it pertains to the flattened yield curve, interest rates and the CB policy interventions.
Let me know if you need clarification.
Thank you I am going to review that video in the morning on the way to work. I'll send you a private message afterwards if thats okay if I have any more questions?
Doesn't really make sense for the typical Aspie investor who needs to micromanage his finances. Go right to Vanguard and cut out the middleman.
Where is vanguard?
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total dollar value of your current investment portfolio. To take advantage of Vanguard Personal Advisor Services, a $50,000 minimum is currently required