Is day trading right for you?

Do you have the tolerance for the risk involved with day trading? Day trading is not a get rich quick business. It is not technically even investing. This competitive game of day trading is speculation at its core and the odds are against you in favor of failure. But for those who crave this type of environment it can be a very exciting and profitable venture. A study in 1999 found that 70% of . . .

  How Futures Contracts Give You Powerful Trading Advantages

There is a great deal of misunderstanding in the general populace about futures trading. Those who know about futures trading are in an excellent position to reap tremendous returns, while those who are under misleading information miss out on this opportunity.Granted, futures trading is not for everyone. But, it would be of great benefit for anyone to learn more about this investment vehicle . . .

  Hedging Foreign Exchange Risks

The exchange rate of the Macedonian Denar against the major hard currencies of the world has remained stable in the last few years. Because of the IMF restrictions, the local Narodna (Central) Bank does not print money and there are no physical Denars in the economy and in the local banks. Thus, even if people want to buy Foreign Exchange in the black market, or directly from the banks - they . . .

  Have You Heard of Fibonacci Trading?

About one week ago Stephen Pierce sent me a copy of his latest tradingsystem. Below is the previous program using Fibonacci:*The CD Package That Shows You How to PredictTops and Bottoms Using Fobonacci: http://tinyurl.com/axgozNow you can get the system and start papertrading the system. As for the new one:http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?af=272977I am trying out this system now it looks very. . .

  Hawala, or the Bank that Never Was - Part II

II. HAWALA AND TERRORISMRecent anti-terrorist legislation in the US and the UK allows government agencies to regularly supervise and inspect businesses that are suspected of being a front for the ''Hawala'' banking system, makes it a crime to smuggle more than $10,000 in cash across USA borders, and empowers the Treasury secretary (and its Financial Crimes Enforcement Network - FinCEN) to tight. . .

  Home Business Global Marketing Checklist

It amazes me how wide open the world is for work at home marketing opportunities thanks to the Internet. What we do at our computer affects people on the other side of the world just as easily as those living next door. However, how we affect those people may be different than we think. The following list will assist in making sure that the legitimate business contacts we have with others is mu. . .

  How to Use Foreign Currency Rate Fluctuations to Your Advantage as an Affiliate Marketer

When I started affiliate marketing back in early 1998, getting paid in U.S. Dollars was a huge bonus to me as a Canadian resident. At that time, one US dollar was valued at $1.43 Canadian. By late 2001, the greenback translated into $1.60 Canadian. Woohoo! Even if my merchants' product prices and commission rates remained the same, I got a raise simply by virtue of fluctuating foreign currency . . .

  Offshore investing: spreading risk helps sleep

The world’s economies still dance to different tunes and have different boom and bust cycles that tend to offset each other, even though the differences are getting smaller. As a result, international stocks can provide diversification for a portfolio heavy in U.S. stocks.Between June 1997 and October 1998, for example, Japan’s Nikkei index lost almost 40%, but European markets did well due to . . .

  Popping Out of Control

Are Pop-Up Windows the wave of the future or an annoyance that is just getting out of control? I remember when you could go to a site and you would have a little pop up window that would promote the business- a new feature or subscription to their newsletter. This was great. It was kind of a stand-out promotion for the business' main resource that they were offering.Pop-Up windows are now out o. . .

  Play the eBay Arbitrage Game

In the heady financial world of Stock Markets and Currency Exchanges there is a technique known as Arbitrage. This is when you make a transaction in which you know you cannot lose. For example if the £ is selling in London at $1.82.5 but selling in New York at $1.87 They will buy at the lower price in London and immediately sell in New York for the higher price.Of course they are dealing in mil. . .