June 30th, 2011
The year is 2100 and high amounts of metals were extracted from the crust and which are necessary, but deep space is the only source. Cities, roads, agricultural land value, parks and woods are built or maintained, if possible, high-grade minerals are, there will be expanded to accommodate our need for metals? All landfill sites have been found and metals extracted from them! It is super rationing and high prices for metals to be a pillar if humans leave the Earth with our resources? There will be a range of metals giving life to another planet? This is the value of a metal on the rise of the earth, if someone leaves the Earth with a part of it? If I said these scenarios happen, maybe now would be a good time to start collecting metal, which will be valuable in the future, especially if you are not rich today, but I’ll leave something for your grandchildren / relatives.

At this time is usually a metal price of supply and demand. There is a fix for the gold price in London, for some other metals, firms set prices based on the average price of competitors, the other (LME, CME, etc.) .. I like Mo is super cheap right now ($ 1 per ounce) and I think it is Prince Charming in the near future and far. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 24th, 2011
A working definition of a day trader, “A person whose goal is to make profits from a safe in the shortest amount of time [preferably for one day.]” Although this definition is simplified, the work day after day to a day trader is a much more complex events and strategies that must be learned and applied.

My description of daytrading has largely been based on past experience with the markets and the evolution of markets and economies around the world themselves. Keep in mind, the stock market is not your friend. Just as the war in the trading day and / or invest in the short term, it is pitting your wits against everyone else on the market. Every dollar you make is on the back of someone else’s losses. Your goal is to win with your investments and transactions, which requires someone else to lose. Try to make sure you’re not. Never forget that, and you’ll be a much better start in the markets. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 20th, 2011
Day trading is the practice of buying and selling stocks during the day. Ideally, the end of the day, there was no net change in the position. This means that for every purchase of an equivalent amount sold.

A gain or loss is made on the difference between buying and selling prices.
One effect of this style of day trading is that the shares are never delivered or received.
Day trading is more risky than any other business. It is very common to use the room for negotiations with the days (for example, using borrowed funds) amplifies gains and losses also amplified. The disadvantage is that large losses can occur very quickly. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 16th, 2011
What is Day Trading?
Have you heard of day traders? These are people who reap the profits of Wall Street, day after day. They do nothing but trade, they answer to no one but themselves. Day trading is their livelihood, their bread and butter. Day trading is profit driven. If you have any other goal than to make money on the markets, you are probably reading the wrong item. This is not a factor for players who seek short-term thrills markets, should not be an exhibition in the trading day theorectical for the academic world.

Because today the market? Is it worth it? Day trading offers the path to financial freedom. The day trader is independent. He is free from office routine is not held by time or place, work when and where you think. It ’s the power of day trading! Read the rest of this entry »
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June 12th, 2011
It seems that every day, and new suppliers from day superstar (ok wannabe superstar day trader) asking myself the same question. It always strikes me as funny that everyone seems to have the same questions when the answers seem so obvious.

I must admit I was shopping for a bit ‘and I have seen and read all the pessimism about numbers like 90% of all day traders bust their accounts in the first year. Why? I mean seriously why this keep happening again and again? I think it boils down to a few simple rules, but also important that new entrants or do not learn soon enough to save some of their trading capital. Or do not understand the concepts. Consider some of the most important things you have learned and understood before we can really hope to make a living in this day trading game. Read the rest of this entry »
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