sábado, 14 de agosto de 2010

Rule 7. Silver speculation's like cough syrup- good in small doses, but too much can make your portfolio sick.



Depending on your individual goals and your personal tolerance for risk, a small portion of the assets you commit to silver can be used for speculation, perhaps in futures contracts or options on futures.

Never forget, however, that this type of trading is speculation, NOT investment.

This is probably our most important rule. However, some people are not willing to understand what speculation means.

    * We have featured some companies in the past that simply did not perform and as a consequence some people had sick portfolios for one simple reason...

    * They did not obey the rules of speculation.

    * They fell in love with a certain story or region, or drill grade and put more into a particular speculation than was prudent.

    * We cannot emphasize this enough, we all like to bet a little to win big, and this means you must keep enough money to make several bets.

Some wish to make that big score and put too much into the speculative category, or fall in love with one particular stock.

If you do not diversify properly you chances of success are lessened.
Make a Great day,
The Silver Investor
http://www.silver-investor.com/

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