cowmadagan
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OK, after reading Ludvik's post I have one more thing to say. Why forex? I originally got into forex because I felt that all companies cook their books, and so stocks are not for me. If they cook their books, they might be the next BreX or Enron. You can put in real money and end up with zero.
If you keep your savings in multiple currencies then you know that your buying power is stable...erm..what? Quantitative Easing? Are you kidding me? They're printing how much?
OK, well, unlike stocks, a major currency can't ever completely lose its value...erm...what?..oh come on...
OK, well, forex is leveraged, which means you can end up with zero.
So, why forex?
Because you can do it yourself if that's what you want to do.
I personally can't see any reason to pick a managed forex account over a managed portfolio. The real reason why I pick forex is because I can bail. I mean that if something bad happens to my currency and it's not banking hours, I can get out.
If you keep your savings in multiple currencies then you know that your buying power is stable...erm..what? Quantitative Easing? Are you kidding me? They're printing how much?
OK, well, unlike stocks, a major currency can't ever completely lose its value...erm...what?..oh come on...
OK, well, forex is leveraged, which means you can end up with zero.
So, why forex?
Because you can do it yourself if that's what you want to do.
I personally can't see any reason to pick a managed forex account over a managed portfolio. The real reason why I pick forex is because I can bail. I mean that if something bad happens to my currency and it's not banking hours, I can get out.