Isn’t it about time you embraced the CFD Mastery Revolution?
Equity Contracts for Difference ((CFD)s) are growing rapidly in popularity and, for the basic or experienced investor, are proving an attractive means of gaining exposure to the economic
performance and cash flows of individual equities without the need to invest in the physical share.
(CFD)s are geared or leveraged instruments. This means that a deposit from as little as 10% of the value of the (CFD) is required.
Consequently, it is possible to hold a position 10 times greater than would be possible with a traditional investment. A (CFD) is a financial instrument linked to the underlying share price.
Consequently, no rights are acquired or obligations incurred relating to the underlying share and, depending on your view of a company’s share price, you can buy (go long) or sell (go short).
Nik Halik.
March 16, 2007
If real estate investing was a game, the end objective would be to own as much profitable property as possible. Owning deals that lost money would make it harder to win and would therefore be avoided.While real life property investing should follow the same game plan, many investors substitute alternative objectives that make investing a lot more complicated than it needs to be.
For example, negative gearing is a commonly used strategy where it is seen as okay to definitely lose money in the short term, so long as you might make a profit in the long term.
I suggest that you avoid such fancy thinking and instead keep your investing as simple as possible, which means that you should only buy property that makes an identified profit within an established timeframe. If you do this then you must win the investing game, the only a question is when!
It’s very hard to play, let alone win, a game when you don’t know the rules. If you’d like to know how to be a smart player of the property game and continue to win profitable deals, then make sure you join my R.E.S.U.L.T.S. mentoring program.
- Steve McKnight
March 12, 2007
