Chapter I Back to Dollar or chasing the Stock Operator

Back to Dollar or chasing the Stock Operator

More than 2 weeks have passed since my last post ‘EUR/JPY aka Roller-Coaster till 20‘, but many things had changed. If we take this month it is not just roller coaster, but a real flight to the Moon and back. I was feeling myself being a character of Edwin Lefevre novel “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator”.

Chapter I Investing roller-coaster

EUR/JPY aka roller-coaster till 20

The beginning of 2013 was pretty successful both for me and my project. Major role again was taken by beauty I love to hate EUR/JPY. I was selling again and again, then I changed my mind and bought on my own risk and surprise. The price was 40 trades. No nerve cell was touched!

Chapter I Crash Happens

Crash happens. What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger.

Last week was a disaster for me. The worst result starting from the project start (-46,17%), however the week’s start was promising. I successfully closed open SELL order on EUR/AUD with $6,16 profit, which gave me the increase of 26,97% – not bad result, don’t you think? Successful buy EUR/USD followed, bringing me $1,30. As a result, only 50c divided me from the 5th level of $32…

Philosophy Trading Emotions

Trading psychology: what’s wrong with your strategy?

Here comes a time when the development of your trading system, testing, filtering the signals, add ons, comparison with best trading systems is over. Your brand new system is ready to enter the real market. There is only one little thing left – starting the trading.

Analysis and Forecasts Investing in Indonesia

Widen your horizons: Investing in Indonesia

I was going through browser’s Favorites, when I found one exciting article “Investing in Indonesia: Another Asian ‘Tiger’ Roars Ahead” by Tony D’Altoria published at the end of November 2010 (source: investmentu.com). Someone might say this article is too old for being investment’s info – it’s been in internet for more then 1,5 years and is a history by now. However, it is still very topical issue. The article’s author managed to put very clear and well-reasoned perspectives of the Indonesian economics. I must admit, I’ve shared the authors opinion back in the day. Then it was still, but Indonesia being discussed again. Perspectives have even grown. Facts talk for themselves. So, what do we have on this moment?

Investment and Finance Silver Bullion

Investing in silver: outshine the gold

The most popular precious metal investment is gold. Compared with that, silver looks dull and cheap. Think of the fact silver products go black due oxidation and you left with no will to buy silver. Investing in silver, because of it’s low cost compared to investments into gold, even called “investments for poor”. It seems, there is plenty of silver in the world. However, it is not true.

Philosophy How to deal with money?

35 unconventional methods how to deal with money

You just can’t get the reason why all the money you worked so hard to earn keep running away? You can’t save your money and every time you’re trying to accumulate them, there is urgent need to spend everything? Why things happen this way and how to handle money correctly? Is there a fast way not only to save money, but also to increase the amount?

Philosophy Villa for 1 dollar

One dollar villa story

FOR SALE: 3 Storey Villa with swimming pool and garden on the seaside. PRICE: $1. I’ve found this story in social net by chance and it caught my eye. Unfortunately, the author is unknown.

Economics Forex vs Stocks

Forex vs Stocks

I’ve started my trader/investor carrier from stock market. I’ve been trading successfully long before Forex. So, what brought me to Forex? Today I can surely say – Margin. These two markets are alike and different at the same time. Now when I personally got though them, I’d like to share my pros and cons.

Economics Zero Risk

Investments with zero risk – True or false?

How to not to loose with investments? Of course, zero risk is relative notion. We are going to talk about bank deposits, but with unconventional touch. The bank should be with a good rating and situated in a country, that annually makes payments on loan obligations. Some of these countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK, USA, Australia…

Economics Get yourself out of 'debt prison'

Get yourself out of ‘debt prison’

For opening credits banks attract customers in every possible way: low interest, long term payout period, no cash down, credit holidays, little monthly payments and so on. Annual credit payments take the large part of income, which theoretically could go into savings and investments. So, how to pay your credit faster? There is easy, but effective way how to get rid of credits in short time.

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