Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The experience of Wall Street turtles shows that you don't need an exceptional IQ or sophisticated tools to succeed in the stock market. Simplicity and common sense are often more effective than the complex concepts and technical jargon of bankers, which serve primarily to justify their high fees.
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In this article, we explore an additional strategy to protect against currency risk beyond forex and local currency diversification. Learn how to effectively use the correlation between securities and currency movements to optimize your investment portfolio and minimize your exposure to currency fluctuations.
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To protect against currency fluctuations, the foreign exchange market (Forex) offers an effective solution but requires in-depth mastery and involves risks related to leverage. This strategy allows you to take positions that are the opposite of those of the foreign assets held, but requires great caution because too much leverage can lead to significant losses, even if Forex is less volatile than the stock market.
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Discover our analysis of our stock market performance, which is now outperforming expectations thanks to the dollar's leverage effect, with a significant increase compared with the end of 2010. Despite remaining in negative territory at -4.58%, this positive correction in the equity market and the dollar offers encouraging prospects for 2011.
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