Great thread! I would like to ask two questions:
1. What do you think of Zulutrade?
2. Is there actually ANY Binary Options Autotrader that isn't a scam?
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I used a program a while ago, i don't know the name. But i know that it had a word at the beginning and like 200 or 400 after, lol.
Well, you could buy stocks (not real money) To like try, and see how it goes.
I really loved this program, tried googling it but couldn't find it.
Would be glad if i could get it back.
(Feb 5, 2015 12:16 PM)King Wrote: I used a program a while ago, i don't know the name. But i know that it had a word at the beginning and like 200 or 400 after, lol.
Well, you could buy stocks (not real money) To like try, and see how it goes.
I really loved this program, tried googling it but couldn't find it.
Would be glad if i could get it back.
http://marketwatch.com/game
Should be the one you're thinking of.
Bumping so users are aware of this.
Ask questions.
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well not sure if this fallows what you answer questions about but I was thinking of opening an investment program. The way I make money is a gambling/bet bot I made. I have found a method that has yet to bust after 3 days of testing. I am going to run for 7 days straight and see how it does but if it does good I will open a site up for investments for btc. since it is not a ponzie scam it will be legit. my question though is if this is my hourly average profit in mbtc 623000 then If I charge 0.25 to get in on it for something like 30 days would it be a good price to ask for or should I raise/lower price? I am going to be doing smaller and larger buy ins that will pay more or less but I multiply it by 10 on the buy in for different slots. meaning if I charge 2.5 btc then the average profit would be multiplied by 10. I just want to know if this is good asking price for investment but I will say this as well it cost me 0.477 in order to cover the bets myself for 623000 mbtc/satoshi average profit per hour. I would make nothing but the extra from the initial cost to buy in. I am seeing if I can make this all automated on a site. I might have issues running a lot of bots on my desktop and I dont want to have an issue to where the bot stops if my power goes out or my pc turns off. So this is far from ready but I wanted to ask.
Lets say my budget/income is around $1600/month, what would you say would be a good initial investment to make income on the side with potential growth?
(Mar 8, 2015 05:57 PM)Kuso Wrote: Lets say my budget/income is around $1600/month, what would you say would be a good initial investment to make income on the side with potential growth?
Depends on whether you're looking to actively manage a portfolio such as in stocks, or passively have growth.
If passive, an ETF or Mutual Fund would be in your best interests, else a long position in a relatively stable bluechip like apple will do you good.
Would you suggest starting with eTrade?
(Apr 20, 2015 10:41 PM).Reef Wrote: Would you suggest starting with eTrade?
If you're in the United States eTrade or TD Ameritrade are your best bets in my personal opinion.
eTrade will do you just fine.
Cool. Yes me and my dad are going to start on etrade soon. I've been researching for a few weeks and j continue to study more. If I have any questions do you mind if I pm you?
(Apr 21, 2015 10:17 AM).Reef Wrote: Cool. Yes me and my dad are going to start on etrade soon. I've been researching for a few weeks and j continue to study more. If I have any questions do you mind if I pm you?
Not at all.
Feel free to PM me at anytime.
Sir I am not into Forex trading but is there any good site which gives you a welcome bonus to start with your trading so as to start it without investment?
I have googled it a lot and found some but still need your advice
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Vouch for OP, very good in the field!
What would you say is the best blue chip right now to invest $1k?
If I only have 2k to invest into stocks, would you say it's better to invest in an ETF like SPY or pick actual stocks? I ask this because the trading fees on online brokerage websites tend to be a lot, so it makes it hard to trade with such amount of money.
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