Trading markets.

[Brett Nortje]

This is where we want to focus on one or another selling point of the stock, share or currency to bank on. Honestly, typical brokers have as much understanding about 'worth' and 'appraisal' as a grade school kid in a wood working shop knows about engineering... there are so many aspects and angle to use in your private pitch that defies the mind! Honestly, this is great frontier, not just some board with numbers and risk analysis! The figures don't really matter, it is the grade and price of the products they sell, of course, and, knowing stuff about marketing would help no end in this. So, trading is all about technical, market, psychology an other angles combined.

of course this is a vibrant job to be in, and I encourage parents to sit with their kids and analyse the products with them. Think of a learning experience for them, not, "Oh that is junk," but rather, "Why is it junk, Jonny?" Think about breeding a middle man, a market savvy shopper?

Anyway, this thread is focused on this, the markets and the value of goods, currency and production and service companies.

[Brett Nortje]

The trick with trading is to exploit a certain angle on the information you have, as, nobody has time to listen to news, you must do it for them. With the markets relaying the ripples of movements, if the price for something goes down overseas, that means more marketability for the shares this side, yes? So, if you are trading something that uses components from Africa, and, you are in Europe, then you can find a associate with that market, and, combine information on certain things you have time management skills to watch, yes 'team work!'

This way you can both make money, dividing the dividends each which way. This would be easy to organize through banking consultants, where the traders are registered to certain accounts, and, then informing them why, and, scheduling a meeting over cell phone with them, yes?

All you got to do is ask. Eventually you will have a connection on the same time line as you!

[Brett Nortje]

The activity on markets means that there is buying and selling going on, yes? Of course, the way that markets and each index works is that as it gathers activity, it will attract attention, leaving others more bearish, yes? As one market attracts activities, it obviously lends from the activity and working capital of another, obviously.

So, do you want to buy when it is changing all the time or not? Surely you want to buy in a bearish market and sell in a bullish market, so, buy while it is 'slow' and sell when it is 'madness incarnate,' yes? This allows you to plan, buying you time, of course!

Now, if you were to buy something that is down, what is the guarantee it will go back up value wise? Why, if you were to observe that it still has the same assets and stock, and, brand power, then it will surely return to prominence it previously had as people return to something safe, yes? SO, play on the paranoia of those that want a 'devil they know,' yes?