@Master do you guys have to work 40 quarters meaning basically 10 years full time as a minimum in order to qualify for your pension?
@Master do you guys have to work 40 quarters meaning basically 10 years full time as a minimum in order to qualify for your pension?
These days I tend to stick to presenting on macro indexes such as, FTSE100, S&P 500, Gold, Silver, Vix, Crude Oil, Nasdaq 100.
Puts and Call options are interesting for hedging, but don't have experience of them yet
Tend to look at it from purely technical chart point of view to tell me what the market might be up to. No fundamental economic considerations, only price.
Still developments ng my style, but already know myself well enough after many wins and losses to understand risk profile and trading profile.
May dip into cryptocurrency, as even at this stage there are over 1200 to choose from. Looking at top ten as the rest seem like crowdfunding in another form.
Crypto still has a long way to go. Wouldn't be surprised to see Bitcoin go to 100,000 plus several years from now. People want an alternative and if you can get ahead too, it is win win.
There are some good arguments there, but if you bought Bitcoin at $500 and it is now $2000 plus then it is doing better than anything else out there. If you are going to go out and put everything into it, that is nuts. But a moderate amount in crypto (several interesting ones out there) as well as hedging in other investments seems sensible to me. My thinking is always be willing to lose something. I wouldn't use Bitcoin as a pension plan and even they go bust as do most currencies. I am cynical so I expect everything to turn to poo really.
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