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--- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, gang...@... wrote:
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> Gd mornin' Guys,
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> Berikut adalah tips dari yahoo finance.
> Kalimat awalnya: you dont have to master every market
> Mungkin berguna utk di cermati
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> 5 Investments You Don't Need
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> Options
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> The right to buy (call) or sell (put) a stock at a given price is nice to
> have, but it's not free and, for the most part, it's not a right you need.
> Small investors in liquid stocks can almost always find what they want at
> the prices they want, and though some options strategies can be effective,
> it's easy and cheap to manage a portfolio without them.
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> Shorting
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> Shorting individual stocks exposes the investors to all manner of hazards
> including short squeezes initiated by well-connected corporate managers
> and the cost of covering dividends if the company pays them. For most
> people, the best thing to do with a dog of a stock is to avoid it.
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> Penny Stocks
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> Forbes refrains from recommending stocks below a $400 million market cap
> because individual investors can quickly run into liquidity issues below
> that level. Also, there's a dearth of research on these companies, and
> they are often controlled by a few people. Well-capitalized, widely traded
> small-caps are one thing, micro-caps that trade over the counter just
> aren't necessary.
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> Foreign Currencies
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> The best and cheapest exposure to foreign currency is to own stock in
> global companies that export products and then turn higher valued currency
> back into dollars. Also, own some foreign stocks, especially through index
> and managed funds, since reliable research into emerging markets can be
> hard to come by.
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> Commodities Futures
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> Commodities exposure is cheaply available through stocks in oil and
> natural gas companies or through gold and steel companies. Exchange-traded
> funds also offer exposure to underlying commodities if you want to avoid
> company risk. Leave the troubles of futures contracts to the futures
> traders, or let a mutual fund manager handle them for you.
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