The No.1 Investment Mistake You Do on or before 2009

[noliverh]

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mga bro... suwayi ninyo duwa sa phil. stock exchange game... murag nakasabot ko gamay anang buying/selling stocks... my problem is, how can i contact any of the brokers? ginagmay raman tingali pud na ila pangayoon para sa ilang charge...

[jess]

mga bro... suwayi ninyo duwa sa phil. stock exchange game... murag nakasabot ko gamay anang buying/selling stocks... my problem is, how can i contact any of the brokers? ginagmay raman tingali pud na ila pangayoon para sa ilang charge...

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[Anton]

Why buy appl at $78.20, when you can buy it at 1% or less of its price. And leverage yourself and earn more!

Buy aapl at 1% thru options? I'd rather not, its too speculative... I'm much more inclined to go long on my positions.....

Thank you very much though.

nag invest ka sa US stock markets bro?
asa sad? kinsa broker nimo?

Yes i am There are various online brokers available, they have much lower rates than actual brokers, although some may require you to have a valid US SSN to open an account. If your non-US, like me, you can try E-trade.com (https://global.etrade.com/e/t/intl/p...=en&country=gl). But you will prolly need some paper work to avoid double taxation.

[YJOB]

The No.1 Investment Mistake You Do on or before 2009 is investing in the wrong company labi na sa mga scam

[rainevtan]

Its a common misconception that options is too speculative ... Option trading is still based on stocks movement. There's really no difference between stocks trading speculation and option trading speculation. The only difference is, instead of buying the stocks you're only "renting" it.

buy aapl at 1% thru options? I'd rather not, its too speculative... I'm much more inclined to go long on my positions.....

Thank you very much though.




Yes i am there are various online brokers available, they have much lower rates than actual brokers, although some may require you to have a valid us ssn to open an account. If your non-us, like me, you can try e-trade.com (https://global.etrade.com/e/t/intl/p...=en&country=gl). But you will prolly need some paper work to avoid double taxation.

[rainevtan]

In fact, stock trading is more speculative than option trading to a degree. The reason for this is that with option trading, since you are only renting you can buy more shares with minimal exposure.

A lot of US stock traders are actually using option trading to hedge their stock investments.

Attend our preview, im sure youre going to change your mind on OPTIONS.



I also would to invite everyone to attend our FREE previews on OPTION TRADING. And we will show you how to take advantage and maximize your profit in a BEARISH market.

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[Anton]

Its a common misconception that options is too speculative ... Option trading is still based on stocks movement. There's really no difference between stocks trading speculation and option trading speculation. The only difference is, instead of buying the stocks you're only "renting" it.

In fact, stock trading is more speculative than option trading to a degree. The reason for this is that with option trading, since you are only renting you can buy more shares with minimal exposure.

A lot of US stock traders are actually using option trading to hedge their stock investments.

Attend our preview, im sure youre going to change your mind on OPTIONS.

I also would to invite everyone to attend our FREE previews on OPTION TRADING. And we will show you how to take advantage and maximize your profit in a BEARISH market.

Interested parties my call for an appointment @ 253-0088.

I'm sorry i still remain on my stand. For me options are investing into stocks or rather into buy/sell contracts of stocks which you think will rise or fall in given span time, which In my opinion is speculation . I on the other hand would prefer to buy stocks based on a company's long-term outlook, and not based on how i think the market will react to various events. Lets put it this way, even if i think the outlook of the US is grim for the next 3-5 years, I see companies that currently are way undervalued even when their cash flow is top notch, their earnings haven't gone down that much and their management is superb. Its just that its stock price is down because of the market's current bleak outlook. I may not be sure when it will ultimately return to its fair valuation, but what I'm sure of is; that its price will return to its proper value. This is how one of the world's most successful investor made his fortune, and i think its best and simplest way of investing for me.

And I don't believe this is the right thread for you to advertise your free service

[rainevtan]

ic. i respect your stand.

and im not advertising my free service. im sharing my knowledge. Its better to give than to receive. What you give will return to you a hundred folds. Knowledge is power. Open minded people made fortune. They are street smart thats why they conquer. Thats how successful christian investors made fortune God Bless on your aapl.

By the way, ive been studying aapl's trend for 5months now. I will share to you my findings on my next reply. It might help you on your trade. God bless!

[xinraarnix]

im still a college student im 18. Can i join this trading?

[jess]

im still a college student im 18. Can i join this trading?

yes. contact 09228767786