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Just to remind you, the risk-free annual return on shares, excluding dividends, is equal to the refinancing rate. That's 9%, if I'm not mistaken.
Just to remind you, the risk-free annual return on shares, excluding dividends, is equal to the refinancing rate. That's 9%, if I'm not mistaken.
With yards it becomes even more complicated, and far from certain.
If there is a mechanism, it has to scale. I agree that liquidity will not allow a large amount to be wrapped up in one market. On moex, there will definitely be problems. But there are plenty of markets and the liquidity on nais for example is much greater. Not only that there are not 20 liquid instruments but 250, and for each instrument 10 times more volumes can be found. And this is just 1 market, and then there's Asia, Europe... You can also make some profit on forex. If only there was a mechanism, the rest is a matter of technique.
the refinancing rate in america is now 2.5%. maybe you mean government bonds.
I do not know whether what works in the US will work in Europe.
If there is a mechanism, it has to scale. I agree that liquidity will not allow a large amount to be wrapped up in one market. On moex, there will definitely be problems. But there are plenty of markets and the liquidity on nais for example is much greater. Not only that there are not 20 liquid instruments but 250, and for each instrument 10 times more volumes can be found. And this is just 1 market, and then there's Asia, Europe... You can also make some profit on forex. If only there was a mechanism, the rest is a matter of technique.
Imho, the mechanism will not scale up. Other instruments - futures, options, hedging - will have to be brought in. And all this in dynamics. This is quite a task.
I know) as if our goal is to go beyond the refinancing rate with adequate risks, that's what we're working for.
I cried at the wise thoughts in this thread :)
With $100,000 + 100% a year it will be enough for America.