At the moment governments are printing money to buy back stock which over inflates the stock price. Be it temporary.
Right now, buy gold. And I meant physical gold, not paper gold.
After that. Wait for inevitable housing crash and buy cheap, sell low. |
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"At the moment governments are printing money to buy back stock which over inflates the stock price. Be it temporary.
Right now, buy gold. And I meant physical gold, not paper gold.
After that. Wait for inevitable housing crash and buy cheap, sell low. "
Buy cheap sell low ? Who are u Monty Brewster ??!!
Gold ? I’d be very careful, price is so volatile at the moment. Plus if u buy physical you’re very limited at the moment where you can sell it quickly at a good price should the price rocket.
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"At the moment governments are printing money to buy back stock which over inflates the stock price. Be it temporary.
Right now, buy gold. And I meant physical gold, not paper gold.
After that. Wait for inevitable housing crash and buy cheap, sell low.
Buy cheap sell low ? Who are u Monty Brewster ??!!
Gold ? I’d be very careful, price is so volatile at the moment. Plus if u buy physical you’re very limited at the moment where you can sell it quickly at a good price should the price rocket.
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Sorry should have read, buy cheap, sell high (property)
As for gold, not being a Fiat currency such as the pound, or tied to the petrodollar, it represents the best long term investment and lowest long term risk. |
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"At the moment governments are printing money to buy back stock which over inflates the stock price. Be it temporary.
Right now, buy gold. And I meant physical gold, not paper gold.
After that. Wait for inevitable housing crash and buy cheap, sell low.
Buy cheap sell low ? Who are u Monty Brewster ??!!
Gold ? I’d be very careful, price is so volatile at the moment. Plus if u buy physical you’re very limited at the moment where you can sell it quickly at a good price should the price rocket.
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Sorry should have read, buy cheap, sell high (property)
As for gold, not being a Fiat currency such as the pound, or tied to the petrodollar, it represents the best long term investment and lowest long term risk. "
Wow I’m so pleased that someone has give me the secret to wealth ‘buy low sell high’ you must be a billionaire I wish I’d of known this years ago! |
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The markets are still volatile, there was a rally from 5000 on the FTSE last week but I’d recommend it’s not a time for beginners. The financial impact of this lockdown is not really known yet and we don’t know how the impending recession will effect the banks and housing market. Many funds (worth billions) are holding large amounts of cash having sold there shares, I’d suggest until these start buying then I wouldn’t bother. |
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"The markets are still volatile, there was a rally from 5000 on the FTSE last week but I’d recommend it’s not a time for beginners. The financial impact of this lockdown is not really known yet and we don’t know how the impending recession will effect the banks and housing market. Many funds (worth billions) are holding large amounts of cash having sold there shares, I’d suggest until these start buying then I wouldn’t bother. "
I wouldn't touch the stock market.
That's why LONG TERM physical gold is one of the safest bet. Don't take my word for it, just analyse previous situations and see that money will always chase a safe haven in times of uncertainty. Risk adversity is always the dominating factor when it comes to global wealth and now is now the time to aquire a diverse stock portfolio.
I don't care what you do. My money is as secure as it's been since before the last crash and I got out if the industry - I hate it.
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investing scam promising high rates of return with little risk to investors. The Ponzi scheme generates returns for early investors by acquiring new investors. This is similar to a pyramid scheme in that both are based on using new investors' funds to pay the earlier backers.
Since Regan deregulated the market a ponzi scheme is all people are buying into. Funded by a Fiat currency with an unlimited credit card.
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If you’re wanting to hold long term then the companies with high dividend yield would be a good bet. The stock is low at the moment increasing the amount you can buy, therefore more paid out in dividends.
Precious metals aren’t really doing much, most expect them to skyrocket in times like this....it’s just not happening like the 08 crash.
You could also look at companies such as Tesla, their stock is very low right now and is fluctuating massively, it’d be a case of get in, get out.
Lastly there’s companies like moderna who are working towards a coronavirus vaccine, their stock has performed very well over the last couple of months, the ship might have sailed with them though. There’s a 53% increase for 3 months and around 135% on year.
Oil is also incredibly low right now......
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Also, look at buying/selling as the market opens. For example Tesla is currently $514 on market closed at 14:28
Let’s see what happens at 14:30 when the US market opens |
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"Also, look at buying/selling as the market opens. For example Tesla is currently $514 on market closed at 14:28
Let’s see what happens at 14:30 when the US market opens "
Already dropped 2% and looks to be going further, not anywhere near as volatile as some days I’ve seen!...OP it all depends on how you want to trade |
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"Also, look at buying/selling as the market opens. For example Tesla is currently $514 on market closed at 14:28
Let’s see what happens at 14:30 when the US market opens
Already dropped 2% and looks to be going further, not anywhere near as volatile as some days I’ve seen!...OP it all depends on how you want to trade"
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I'd do as someone earlier mentioned. Create an account that will track some imaginary investments - you could buy and sell any of these as much as you want. Then watch what the value of your shares, net of any costs are, over time. Once you have some experience of how your imaginary investments have fared, you'll be in a better position to determine whether or not your aptitude is reasonable.
Remember that once great esperts have gone on to lose it all, so even if you perform well now, it could also disappear. |
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"The markets are still volatile, there was a rally from 5000 on the FTSE last week but I’d recommend it’s not a time for beginners. The financial impact of this lockdown is not really known yet and we don’t know how the impending recession will effect the banks and housing market. Many funds (worth billions) are holding large amounts of cash having sold there shares, I’d suggest until these start buying then I wouldn’t bother.
I wouldn't touch the stock market.
That's why LONG TERM physical gold is one of the safest bet. Don't take my word for it, just analyse previous situations and see that money will always chase a safe haven in times of uncertainty. Risk adversity is always the dominating factor when it comes to global wealth and now is now the time to aquire a diverse stock portfolio.
I don't care what you do. My money is as secure as it's been since before the last crash and I got out if the industry - I hate it.
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investing scam promising high rates of return with little risk to investors. The Ponzi scheme generates returns for early investors by acquiring new investors. This is similar to a pyramid scheme in that both are based on using new investors' funds to pay the earlier backers.
Since Regan deregulated the market a ponzi scheme is all people are buying into. Funded by a Fiat currency with an unlimited credit card.
Avoid "
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