How to live without work with £150,000 ($310,000)?

Friday, November 8, 2013 , Posted by Ryanita at 7:59 PM

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Mr. Novemb


Do you have any ideas how to invest this sort of money to create an income of £1500 ($3k) a month? Buying a property and letting it out, then taking a mortgage under it and buying another house? Forex? Stocks that pay good dividend? Some simple business?


Answer
With a conservative Forex hedge position an investment of $310,000 could generate $217.04 per day in interest earnings (7 days a week). This would be an annual interest of 25.55% for a total of $79,219.67.

This is based on the current swap rates on the EUR, GBP and CHF. Changes in a central bank's interest rates could cause this to go up or down.

In such a hedged position the daily interest would be earned regardless of the price of the underlying currencies.

I'd be happy to explain hedge trading further if it is of interest to you. It is also important to understand the risks associated with participating in the Forex, and actually, in any, financial market.

Drop me an email and I will send you a study that you may find interesting. pupp52@yahoo.com

Regards,

Paul

How do you trade and what do you trade?

Q. OK, please say at least your prefered method...:

For example:

1. Do you use some technical analysis models, such as moving average...etc?
2. Fundamental analysis such as reading the news 24/7?
3. Software like neural networks?
4. Mathematical models such as Heston, CAPM etc...

Also, what do you trade and why? For example: forex, stocks, cfd, indexes?

Thanks alot!


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I NORMALLY USE EITHER A CRYSTAL BALL OR THE DICE an my track record is pretty good ha lol just joking i use technical analysis such has ratios balance sheets, cash flow statements an i look around and see if this companys are building new stores factories in this time of recession such has lowes, home depo, banck of america you get the point technical analisys works great when your looking at the past but it won't show you the future




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