10% in 10 days?

[escortsxxx]

I had a conversation with a heart surgeon once, he tells me heart bypass surgery is not a difficult thing to learn, to do it well requires patience, preparation and meticulous attention. Investing is much the same. You gain your ability with practice. As I said, I have stopped trading ( but not practicing ) because I think a shit meteor storm is coming and I do not want to be stuck with stocks when everyone is selling. I would suggest you learn how to use moving averages ( 20,50,200 day MAs ( personally I include the 100 day MA ) Then learn how to use the MACD, Stochastics, and RSI indicators.

As far as individual tutelage my student roster is full. I have three middle management ladies that are after me for my mind. ( I use to have 4, but one had a career opportunity in another city. She still receives benefits from me ) They pamper their cash kitty and I take good care of them. There is no bigger thrill for civilian ladies when they learn to earn.




Better a guru than a U-man, right?

I applaud instincts. When china makes their cut off move to destroy the west you should be fine. It will be chaos.
We are about to have world war 3 on the stock market.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

 

[jimieboe]

High gain does not mean high risk, low gain does not mean low risk. You have to have the ability to access the situation. At this time IMHO it is a high risk time, so even high quality stocks are out for me. We have to go through a time for the economy to reset, opportunity will come when the situation returns to stability. This is not the time.

Ok keep us posted you seem to know what your doing and your input is appreciated.

 

[bluecolt]

Isn't that basically the Rule of 72. Divide your return by 72 and that will tell you how long your money will take to double. At least I think that's what it was. I'm sure someone here will correct me if I'm wrong.

You are a scholar, Scholar. However, the Rule of 72 generally applies to a yearly return. For instance, an investment earning 6% annually will need 72 divided by 6 = 12 years to double, assuming no income tax, commissions, etc.

 

[Scholar]

You are a scholar, Scholar. However, the Rule of 72 generally applies to a yearly return. For instance, an investment earning 6% annually will need 72 divided by 6 = 12 years to double, assuming no income tax, commissions, etc.

True enough. But, it should hold true for any period of time. If you generate a 6% return every 10 days, it would take 120 days to double instead of 12 years. It's the reason I didn't use the word annual in my original statement.

Thank you for confirming my memory of the concept though.

 

[tastingyou]

Isn't that basically the Rule of 72. Divide your return by 72 and that will tell you how long your money will take to double. At least I think that's what it was. I'm sure someone here will correct me if I'm wrong.

That is exactly what they are talking about. Divide 72 by 10 [ ie 10% return ] and you will double your money in 7.2 years.

8% return - 72 divided by 8 means 9 years to double your money.

 

[Goodoer]

Rule of 72…. But you have to factor in inflation as it gobbles up your future buying power. A million dollars isn’t what it used to be…

 

[Ceiling Cat]

I use the rule of 3. Investment time 10% per month, compounded for 12 months = 3 times investment.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Rule of 72…. But you have to factor in inflation as it gobbles up your future buying power. A million dollars isn’t what it used to be…

.........simple solution, you just have to make it faster than the rate of inflation.