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How to be an intelligent investor, is there any science behind it...

Yes, but it is more speculation and intuition. Silver is big because it is essential in medicine and clean energy. (for example) You consider the future and what is going to be most in demand. That thing that will be in most demand, like silver, is a good thing to invest in. You see a pandemic, so you invest in American Funeral Corporation. You see a new green deal so you invest in those things needed to build sustainable clean energy. If a republican gets in office you invest in oil and natural gas. You speculate on the future and what will be needed most and invest accordingly. These days you can even invest in jails and prisons, and that might be something to think about. I would go with silver. Get as much silver as you possibly can. It's your show though.
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gagan1999 · 31-35, M
@puck61 but there is difference between investment and speculation, who earn more a investor or a speculator?
I think speculation is risky...
@gagan1999 It used to be, but these days the future is a neon sign. Especially with technology. Pardon the piss poor punctuation!
You need to do long term investment and at a good price. Don't invest in market right now. Wait for prices to fall. Once they fall lowest. Read some news and background search of the company. They buy shares for long term. Also there are other safe investment plans through which you can double your investment through a fix rate.
@littlepuppywantanewlife It’s predicted that as the pandemic ends, all of the bottled up consumer demand will explode and drive the market up.
@LeopoldBloom it can be other way too. Since it's uncertain how stock market is doing well but the GDP is down. The major sectors won't be affected much. But it's unpredictable if it could hit inflation again.
If past performance does not predict future outcomes, the only science is insider trading. You’d be incredibly lucky to have the privilege.
LeaDhelani · 22-25, F
Trade futures. Learn how to do it yourself and start small. Or get a well respected good broker to help you out at first till you know what youre doing...Better to trade for yourself.
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@Stereoguy Yes. I lost money on day trading. But now I know that long term investment is much better option. 😅
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