Money For Grabs

Modern investors depend upon online trading more and more. In times gone by trading was slower and somewhat more difficult to do. The individual had to rely upon news which was not current and implementing a trade required a call to the broker and sometimes a wait. Today with the internet providing instant updates and communication with brokers being almost as fast, trading has reached pace never before possible.

When I first heard about automated forex trading, I had to ask myself if it was really as good as it sounded, especially since I was still trying to find my own answer to the forex trading riddle.

It wasn’t all that long ago that I was struggling to find that “secret strategy” that would help me find the best forex trades, and I was intrigued when I first heard about the trading robots.

Want to know what purchasing schemes to use when purchasing stocks that can potentially take back triple digit additions? In part one of this series, I told you what factors you must consider when buying a small or micro-cap stock. In part two, I’ll reexamine well informed buying strategies when it comes to buying small caps. Rule Number Two: Remove emotions from your buying determinations with a disciplined strategy. Ok, so let’s assume that you’ve done your homework now and observed a company that you believe will run up at least 60 % or higher over the next year. Decide on a predetermined buying price and do not waver from this price. Period. End of discussion.

The World Bank claims that some two billion of the world’s citizens live on $1 per day or less! That fact absolutely traumatized me. With this statistic in mind it becomes significant to focus on all of the things that have helped as money over the history of civilization. Aztecs used Cocoa beans, Norwegians used Butter and dried cod, many Indian tribes used animal skins and some of the former colonists used grains. It’s worth thinking about this the next time you pick up your paycheck. The word “salary” is derived from the word SALT, which is what was the key currency of the North Africans for hundreds of years. SALT was a key commodity substance used for preserving food.