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:clap: HI NEWBIE FIRST POST LIVE IN HAMPSHIRE ENGLAND BEEN INVESTING VIA BROKERS IN ISA ETC I AM NOW THINKING OF TRYING GOLD OR OIL DOES ANYONE ANYONE POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR BUYING SHARES THANKS TINKERBOB (y):idea:
 
:clap: HI NEWBIE FIRST POST LIVE IN HAMPSHIRE ENGLAND BEEN INVESTING VIA BROKERS IN ISA ETC I AM NOW THINKING OF TRYING GOLD OR OIL DOES ANYONE ANYONE POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR BUYING SHARES THANKS TINKERBOB (y):idea:

OIL and Gold is very volatile, be very careful with the margins (easy liquidation)
Try using MetaTrader 4 trading platform is not bad, always use stop/loss and take/profit

That will be enough to get you started

:)
 
With the global meltdown, you could do worse than simply buy Krugerrands. That way, you don't ever have to worry about banks...
 
atleast you can short!!!!!!!!

Gold's looking a bit bearish at the moment, however I know a few people who invest in gold via bullionvault.com, but I don't think it would be ISA compatible. Failing that you have the ETF's, but might be risky as they are backed by other companies (see recent AIG problems) or the gold shares themselves, have a site where they list global gold stocks, will try and dig it out.
 
Shorting is back again on stocks therefore I would forget about Oil :)
 
Explain why?

Go buy an FT or City AM (which is free) , and then see why?

I will tell you some headers to read, to get educated:

UK and Iceland clash on crisis
Rebuff for Brown bank lending plan reveals G7 strains
Opec calls emergency meeting on cutting output
Depressionomics
Libor
The final bail-out
also under companies and markets:

GM and M stanley share falls blamed on return on short selling
Lenders analyse the fine print of bail-out
Global consumers forced to rethink buying patterns
Interbank leading not freed by rate cuts
Barclays hurt by concerns about lehman exposure

and my personal favorites

CITY AM newspaper
Citi exits war for Wachovia
Morgan Stanley suffers from Mitsubishi rumors


if you want a more deep lecture in macro - economics (pls email me)
 
Go buy an FT or City AM (which is free) , and then see why?

I will tell you some headers to read, to get educated:

UK and Iceland clash on crisis
Rebuff for Brown bank lending plan reveals G7 strains
Opec calls emergency meeting on cutting output
Depressionomics
Libor
The final bail-out
also under companies and markets:

GM and M stanley share falls blamed on return on short selling
Lenders analyse the fine print of bail-out
Global consumers forced to rethink buying patterns
Interbank leading not freed by rate cuts
Barclays hurt by concerns about lehman exposure

and my personal favorites

CITY AM newspaper
Citi exits war for Wachovia
Morgan Stanley suffers from Mitsubishi rumors


if you want a more deep lecture in macro - economics (pls email me)

LOL, I thought you couldn't explain why! Nothing given above has anything to do with not trading oil because shorting is now allowed. Really Magos, you are full of hot air.
 
LOL, I thought you couldn't explain why! Nothing given above has anything to do with not trading oil. Really Magos, you are full of hot air.

Ii still work in the CITY though :)
What do you do?
ALSO
I am helping you to educate, I am not going to give you all the answers you have to look for them.

No pain no game
 
What, as a cleaner? I live overlooking the sea on an island in the med and make living trading oil.
 
What, as a cleaner? I live overlooking the sea on an island in the med and make living trading oil.

just for you £10K loser

101 – Recession
Expenditure equation for totalling up GDP (Keynesian Equation)
Y = C +I + G +NX
C = consumption expenditures
I = investment expenditures
G= government purchases of goods and services
NX= Net exports
A business cycle is the pattern of economic expansion and contraction
Recessions, or contractions are the periods of time during Y falls
Recoveries or expansions are the periods of time during which Y increases
Macroeconomics policy natural causes
1. Making the long-run average line as steep as possible
2. Reducing the size of business fluctuations around the long-run average growth line

Process during economic downturn
Prices all over the economy fall
The economy again produces at fully employment
Finally what causes a recession?
The U.S. based National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) defines a recession more broadly as "a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real GDP, real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-retail sales.
 
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