How do you know when the crisis is there?
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@randomdude And how do you know when it’s over?
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@randomdude And why doesn’t everybody buy leveraged securities?
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@randomdude first and foremost, thank you for replying. I really need someone who gives a good reason why not make this investment. Let me reply to your 3 questions:
Question 1: the point is if the cost of mantaining this shares ir 3% a year in product costs and if you look to last crisis where stock was traded around 100 dollars then knowing when the crisis will burst is not a fundamental question. It will happen, market corrections will happen. And when it happens, profits will kick in like crazy. (according to my knowledge which is very very minimal)
Question 2: Knowing when the crisis has passed is also not a problem. Just sell the shares when it reaches the 1000%s .
Question 3:
My only 2 doubts are: 1. will there be volatility at such high pricing and 2. is there any other cost im not seeing.
And also yes your last question makes absolute sense: why is not everyone buying a small percentage of their portfolio when the "apparent" possible profits are so outrageously big.
Question 1: the point is if the cost of mantaining this shares ir 3% a year in product costs and if you look to last crisis where stock was traded around 100 dollars then knowing when the crisis will burst is not a fundamental question. It will happen, market corrections will happen. And when it happens, profits will kick in like crazy. (according to my knowledge which is very very minimal)
Question 2: Knowing when the crisis has passed is also not a problem. Just sell the shares when it reaches the 1000%s .
Question 3:
My only 2 doubts are: 1. will there be volatility at such high pricing and 2. is there any other cost im not seeing.
And also yes your last question makes absolute sense: why is not everyone buying a small percentage of their portfolio when the "apparent" possible profits are so outrageously big.
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