Let's say I have about 3000 dollars to start, and I don't know anything about anything. Should I go to Janus and buy some mutual funds? Should I go to the bank and put it in a sure thing CD?
What sort of interest could I expect to receive?
I dont' know if interest is the right word, but if I invested a thousand dollars, what should it be in a year? 1100? What's considered good?
Can someone tell me the time zones of when the markets open and close for California…I don't understand a ton of things and I am learning…I am learning on a practice account so I can lose a ton of money, if I don't try I'll never know. (I'm probably going to get a lot of "get out of this market if you don't know what your doing!) But I'm learning!
Like when asia stops and London picks up or New York
I'm interested in doing forex trading in India, because I think the capital market there is pretty stable and people have good discretionary income. However, my understanding is that RBI strongly regulates the forex market partially because it is afraid of possible currency manipulations by large institutions. And since it is possible to have a very high leverage in this market, people could lose a lot of money without enough prudence, and the government is aware of this, trying to control the forex market to a certain extent. So my question is, how much does the Indian government want to control the forex market, and what kind of rules and regulations regarding the forex trading and the relevant market are put forth by RBI? Are there any available websites or documents pertinent to the foreign exchange market in India I can take a look at?
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