Hello, the only (effective) swap-arbitrage is known as a Carry-Trade method. It’s invented by the Japanese housewives (yes, housewives).
What is the deal-breaker remains unknown except for over reliance on the macroeconomic events. Take a look at Russia, US, and Geo-political mix to manage risk.
my take is on currency pairs with lack of interest on the institutional markets.
a single move does exponential swings - subjected to manipulation on price
Hello Marvin,
Thanks for sharing your insights.
If both were to invest in Amundi (or any other index-related fund structures), the dollar-cost averaging (DCA) method is a must to capitalize the differences between fluctuating asset prices - no one can time the market accurately.
However...
Hello Marvin,
I'm absolutely baffled by your selection of choice - in a good sense, of course.
This is insofar easier than the exemplary criteria @IlIlIlIlI has on the demo portfolios - in a good sense too.
A question: Did you happen to segregate your mom's retirement portfolio to lower-risk...
Hello Johnny,
Chicken & Egg problem - yet another good problem to resolve again.
Short answer: No, done deal. It takes utmost discipline to discipline thyself in trading. Once done, considered successful, no more needing additional funds.
Cheers,
T_D_P
Hello Johnny,
There're proprietary trading firms in search of talents if you can produce a track record of at least 3 years.
Kindly advise if you have the necessary requirements.
Alternatively, you can grow a personal account over a 10-year period and reap similar benefits (without incurring...
Opt-in only with UK-regulated entities; FCA; ESMA, CNV, BaFin etc.
My inputs: EBS-Line, UBS, Credit Suisse, HSBC, BarX, Bloomberg, FXAll, Integral, LMAX, and IG.
Note: Always go direct to Tier-1 and non-bank MTFs.
No opinion available.