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Investments

Wed May 06, 2015 2:02 pm

I want to share my knowledge in investing money with you. Some people have asked me to open a thread like that.
First of all i want to tell you sth. about myself. Im 23 years old and started working at a bank as i was 16 years old i worked there till i was 20. Im arbing now since 2011 and after i recognized the potential of arbing i quited my job after 1 year of arbing.  Now i am a full time arber working 12-14h/7day a week ;). I know the finacial markets very well, i started to trade stocks as i was 14 years old, did some forex, and  readed a lot of books about investing money and visited a lot of lectures from financial specialists. Today managing my money is my second job. Everyday i check economic news and read about investment strategies.

Investing money is very important for me because, its a good way to create a second income (you dont have to work for it anymore).

I will edit this post in the next days and weeks and tell you sth. about:
Investment strategies; the financial markets; the economical situation in europe, usa and brics (brazil, russia, india, china, south africa); investmnt lectures; investment ideas;  intrest rates; commodities; real estates; bonds; stock markets; forex; shares and so on.

I will show you the risks and the chances of investments and show you fundamental and technical information about specific investments.

WARNING: INVESTING MONEY HAS ALWAYS A RISKED INVOLVED AND YOU DO IT ON YOUR OWN RISK
(but i will tell you about the risks)

If you have any suggestions or investment ideas you can share it with us here.

Firstly i will start with an investment strategie its called the soccer strategie:

1. Soccer strategie
How it works:
Like every soccer team you need a reserve bank, a defense, a midfield and an attack.
Example: A investment with this strategie could look like that.
Defense (30% of your capital) low risk/ low potential (protects your capital) Target: 1-3% profit per year
Midefield (40%) middle risk / middle potential (to balance the capital) Target: 4-8% profit per year
Attack (20%) high risk / high potential (with the attack you make the big profits) Target: 9-20% profit a year
Reserve Bank (10%) for example cash Target: 0% profit / cash for opportunities

Next time i will show you specific investments in every section of the soccer strategie. I will show you the investments with (in my opinion) the best risk/chances ratio and tell you sth. about the psychological side of investing and give you some investment "rules".

*sry for the bad english
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Re: Investments

Wed May 06, 2015 3:19 pm

Man this is going to be some good stuff.
Now how ''rich'' do you think one has to be to start bothering with the stuff you will writing about?

The money that one uses for arbing are outside that ''soccer strategy'' right? Or do you count them in there somewhere?
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Re: Investments

Wed May 06, 2015 3:37 pm

i think you need about 10.000€ but you can start with smaller bankroll too. perfectly would be a amount of 100.000 or more to do the "big things".

this strategy does not include the money for arbing
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Re: Investments

Wed May 06, 2015 3:42 pm

Thanks for sharing that info.

Can I ask, do you use an online tool to manage your portfolio?
Or do you use a broker or something?
( I'm not familiar with how you trade stocks in practice )
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Re: Investments

Wed May 06, 2015 6:17 pm

i use a broker
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Re: Investments

Fri May 08, 2015 10:01 am

Thanks for your post man!
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Re: Investments

Fri May 08, 2015 2:07 pm

I'm looking forward very interesting so far  ;)
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Re: Investments

Fri May 08, 2015 2:54 pm

good video for some basics

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Re: Investments

Fri May 08, 2015 2:55 pm

+1 for this topic.
Im very interested to jump into this world, more specifically Im currently studying about hedge investment. At the moment I just only know that is theoretically optimal.
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Re: Investments

Sat May 16, 2015 10:21 am

The best strategy for a person not that familiar with the world of finance is to build a classical portfolio - something of the type 60% stocks (meaning index-tracking ETFs for greatest diversification at lowest cost), 30% bonds, 10% gold/cash - and to minimize his/her expenses. It is really that simple, people tend to overcomplicate it too much, among else due to the fact that financial companies want so badly to sell you some of their useless stuff.

With sich a mix (60/30/10) you are getting the best return/risk ratio and this is actually what investing is all about. Now, a really important point is minimizing your expenses, meaning trading as rarely as possible. Trading activity transfers wealth from your pocket to your broker's (in the form of comissions), and that is exactly what your broker (or any broker) wants and will try to make you do. Investing is much like arbing in the sence it requires discipline and a cool head. You build your portfolio and you just leave it there without touching it, only eventually rebalancing it once an year or so to reach your desired asset allocation. Regardless of if you made great profits or great losses recently, in the long-run you will always end up more or less the same. Stock market historically returned 8% annually which is certainly more than what the money sitting in your bank is giving you, so just go for it.
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Re: Investments

Wed Dec 16, 2015 8:32 pm

if somebody wants to learn someting about our finance system and investing money here are some good sources of  information:

1. Hidden Secrets of Money from Mike Maloney
watch part 1-6 it will opne your eyes
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2. Follow and read articels from Dr. Marc Faber

3. Carl Ichan
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Re: Investments

Thu Dec 17, 2015 9:55 am

Thank you so much for the good videos!!!
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Re: Investments

Tue Jan 05, 2016 7:37 pm

Mike Malony owns a gold and silver coins company. Seems like will accent people to invest into these ways.

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