Can I become a millionaire trading CFDs? Or do i stand a better chance opening an internet business (I'm 19)? - chances of becoming a millionaire in the corporate world
What has the best chance of success? Be a millionaire by trading in CFDs (Contracts For Difference) or options or initiate an online purchase?
Friday, February 5, 2010
Chances Of Becoming A Millionaire In The Corporate World Can I Become A Millionaire Trading CFDs? Or Do I Stand A Better Chance Opening An Internet Business (I'm 19)?
2 comments:
Trading in options, CFDs, futures, spread of paris, or any transactions in the short term for that matter is inherently risky. Additionally, addressed to the CFD and the products are options, which means that you just put a small amount of the investment position - which may increase profits, but can also result in losses. The experiment with a small amount of play and a gearbox with lace is like playing Russian roulette. Having said that trading is probably a good idea to make a good income stock market (I really could itself)
Become a millionaire by using an Internet business is not without risks - the Internet market is now very close / competitive. If you work hard and still live on it after a few years ago, but not to become a millionaire is easy when you invent the next Facebook or Twitter too;)
The best way is probably 18 years to get a good education, which provide a solid base to develop in the future, ...
open his own Internet company, is probably risky at first, but if they successfully run in the future in the situation.
General Traders can wherever you want, but you can never let them run on autopilot, and even if you do this for the next 15 years, all he needed was a bad attempt to lose and could have a significant amount. I was very cautious investor, the elderly and the rich, for one reason or another chose a fake and has lost 10 thousand U.S. dollars in one afternoon.
If you have good ideas to start now. Your best, because if the client receives the website regularly for the rest is a piece of cake. The corporation tax and capital gains tax is terribly high ...
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