The key to success in many currency markets is in diversity. The truly great stock portfolio is one that has a wide range of actions, which invests a percentage of the total portfolio. A good financial advisor can keep the money moving the action from one company to another in the percentages reflect the relative success of each company has a warehouse within the portfolio. While Forex may seem much more stable than the stock market, or rather, much more stable than the performance of a particular company in the stock market, the currency can also cause disasters at night if all of the negotiation a trader is going with a coin.
Thinking hypothetically, traders ten years ago would have been happy to trade in U.S. dollars and then sell at a higher price. However, the U.S. dollar is no longer the pillar of strength that is thought to for so long. Following the devaluation of the dollar has been more predictable, but the conclusion is that sometimes there are rapid changes in the value of a coin. Many things can perform these rapid changes, but current events are one of the factors that cause the most rapid change.
Success in the Forex market, how to succeed in the stock market, means not only investing enough in the big winners, but not risking too much, or as the old wives' tale goes - not putting all your eggs in one basket. The real key to success is to have a fairly large percentage of your investment in high-yield markets, but with a fairly large percentage performance in the areas slightly lower (but not yet high performance, the highest). This strategy is the strategy of stability. Do not put all their assets in the currency of a country or a company's success means that the total devastation is impossible. Of course, losses may occur, but the key is balance.
Equilibrium in this context means spreading your assets to a variety of areas. Like a tower needs a solid base, the portfolio of a Forex trader must have a base that is not based on a single currency. A portfolio that includes only one currency is opening up the possibility of extreme risk. Of course, if the coin is, the portfolio does well, but if the coin has a sudden dip, the portfolio has nothing to support and immersed in the same proportion as its currency. If a trader wants to invest everything in the currency is at the top of the currency today, can earn more money tomorrow, keeping all your money in that currency one hand, assuming that it does just as well tomorrow.
It is much smarter and safer to diversify the portfolio a bit. Instead of spending all the money that is at the absolute top of the list, you can divide a portfolio into five pieces and a piece awarded to each of the five currencies. This means that the portfolio will not earn as much as if all the money in that currency were one at the top, but the portfolio also remain safe if the currency at the top takes a bit of diving.
It certainly seems that older women should have known what they were talking about when he warned against keeping all one's eggs in one basket. A basket can be efficient, and the world of Forex can be the most lucrative, but certainly not the road safer and smarter.
Thinking hypothetically, traders ten years ago would have been happy to trade in U.S. dollars and then sell at a higher price. However, the U.S. dollar is no longer the pillar of strength that is thought to for so long. Following the devaluation of the dollar has been more predictable, but the conclusion is that sometimes there are rapid changes in the value of a coin. Many things can perform these rapid changes, but current events are one of the factors that cause the most rapid change.
Success in the Forex market, how to succeed in the stock market, means not only investing enough in the big winners, but not risking too much, or as the old wives' tale goes - not putting all your eggs in one basket. The real key to success is to have a fairly large percentage of your investment in high-yield markets, but with a fairly large percentage performance in the areas slightly lower (but not yet high performance, the highest). This strategy is the strategy of stability. Do not put all their assets in the currency of a country or a company's success means that the total devastation is impossible. Of course, losses may occur, but the key is balance.
Equilibrium in this context means spreading your assets to a variety of areas. Like a tower needs a solid base, the portfolio of a Forex trader must have a base that is not based on a single currency. A portfolio that includes only one currency is opening up the possibility of extreme risk. Of course, if the coin is, the portfolio does well, but if the coin has a sudden dip, the portfolio has nothing to support and immersed in the same proportion as its currency. If a trader wants to invest everything in the currency is at the top of the currency today, can earn more money tomorrow, keeping all your money in that currency one hand, assuming that it does just as well tomorrow.
It is much smarter and safer to diversify the portfolio a bit. Instead of spending all the money that is at the absolute top of the list, you can divide a portfolio into five pieces and a piece awarded to each of the five currencies. This means that the portfolio will not earn as much as if all the money in that currency were one at the top, but the portfolio also remain safe if the currency at the top takes a bit of diving.
It certainly seems that older women should have known what they were talking about when he warned against keeping all one's eggs in one basket. A basket can be efficient, and the world of Forex can be the most lucrative, but certainly not the road safer and smarter.
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12.10 Senin, 13 Agustus 2012