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Which is the most volatile of them all! - general investment

View Poll Results: What investment is the most volatile?
High Yield Investment Programs 3 33.33%
CFD's Speculation 0 0%
Financial Spread Betting 2 22.22%
Day Trading & Scalping 1 11.11%
Futures & Options Trading 2 22.22%
Stocks Investment 1 11.11%
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Old 04-09-2008, 11:31 PM
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Default Which is the most volatile of them all!

Investment is an art, and creating that art is difficult. In our world today the different investment opportunities are vast and contains many aspects. Looking from far away which do you think is the most volatile investment?
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Old 07-21-2008, 07:38 AM
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I would say future and option tradings. Remember the Baron collapse? It is in this category that wreck havoc to the company.
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Stock investment is what I casted my vote for. Its not that hard as many mesmerize you about stock. If you observe stock cleanly for some weeks together, you would be able to make some good money with at the most low risk. That is what happened in my case.
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Old 06-18-2009, 08:56 PM
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Stocks do not even belong in this poll. The other options are far more volatile than stocks in general.
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I vote for Futures and Options Trading. Volatile options strategies, supposed to be meant for such conditions due to their ability to make a profit when the market moves up or down strongly and their ability to profit from an increase in volatility.
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Hi iam newbie to this forum my name Mark
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Old 07-03-2009, 01:53 PM
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I too vote for Futures and Options Trading. It is always considered to be a high risk investment.
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Old 07-06-2009, 10:43 AM
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Hello Mark,

Welcome to the Forum. Though this is not the right place for introducing yourself. I hope that you have a wonderful time here.

Would you like to contribute some of your valid suggestions to the question asked above.
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For me its High Yield Investment. I haven't tried investing more than $2000 usd on it. But I think, I would't try anymore.
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