I cannot begin to comprehend how anyone could trade on a mobile alone. The charing alone would drive me to drink at mobile and fat finger size.
Step up your game, desktop rules!
Step up your game, desktop rules!
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Seriously, this is always a choice based on one's own investing style, but unless one is 100% sure a lump sum investment will turn a profit and one is disciplined enough to sell at the perfect moment, DCA makes a lot more sense.
My own personal experience has slowly guided me away from dropping fat bags and into practicing DCA. I should also mention my investing strategy is to earn an annual salary plus profits with the existing capital I have. No borrowing...
My very successful buddy W...
My own personal experience has slowly guided me away from dropping fat bags and into practicing DCA. I should also mention my investing strategy is to earn an annual salary plus profits with the existing capital I have. No borrowing...
My very successful buddy W...
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Crypto is inevitable...
As a share holder of Intel I would love it, it could save Intel from a Kodak moment.
Would corporate America even allow it? I just can't see it right now.
With what Intel has in terms of market position and assets, the potential moving forward is limitless... all it needs is better leadership.
Would corporate America even allow it? I just can't see it right now.
With what Intel has in terms of market position and assets, the potential moving forward is limitless... all it needs is better leadership.
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I'm all for a car and I don't think the monthly payments to relative income is a killer here in SG, even with COE adding a 100k. What does my head in is the unbroken bumper traffic from home to work and then back home again. If I'm going pvt transport then 2 wheels makes more sense, although, no one seems to really care about riders here... At least the busses get their own lane..
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I'd like to see how their political side and their new policies pan out first.
What can I say here, robo needs a little fine tuning. Whilst it's not wrong I feel the risk choices need to be based on a wider selection of why's for deeper insight into profile types. I do it for mostly income.
I'm OK living harder for a learning duration, but when I have it locked down I hope to see aggressive growth, not just around 35%. I also like pitting myself against the large institutions to see if I can beat the 'system'. Let's be honest, whilst money can be made, it's still controll...
I'm OK living harder for a learning duration, but when I have it locked down I hope to see aggressive growth, not just around 35%. I also like pitting myself against the large institutions to see if I can beat the 'system'. Let's be honest, whilst money can be made, it's still controll...
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Actually I'm not a fan of Starbucks coffee, it's more a has bean (get it, nudge nudge, wink, wink). No seriously if it were not for the convenience of being around the corner and its temp office space whilst one takes in ones dose of starter caffeine, I'd easily take my morning hit at another brand. But as far as an investment goes, they are a potential candidate.
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How can anyone doubt the future potential of AI? If you do I'd advise you to crawl out from under your rock and look around you, count everything that you think is not touched by digital.
If you think counting trees will help, think again. You can bet a lot of data has already been collected on the trees, like size, age, leaf type, colour, branch shape, bark, width...(you get the picture). Now ask yourself how and where that info is stored...yip most likely added to a database using some form o...
If you think counting trees will help, think again. You can bet a lot of data has already been collected on the trees, like size, age, leaf type, colour, branch shape, bark, width...(you get the picture). Now ask yourself how and where that info is stored...yip most likely added to a database using some form o...
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I know the best guide rules are to place a stop loss, but I have never done it. Yip I'm as tough as nails, got hair like wire on my chest and don't fear the long game... I always feel the stocks I'm selecting are quality and therefore can run the long game if I get it wrong.
BUT here's the thing, I want to earn more in a single year from the same amount of capital, so I realize from the growing amount of long stocks I now have, the long game back up strategy has to be shut down in order to turn...
BUT here's the thing, I want to earn more in a single year from the same amount of capital, so I realize from the growing amount of long stocks I now have, the long game back up strategy has to be shut down in order to turn...
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