I am looking for a comparison chart of things like forex, options, stocks, bonds, futures and so forth. Is there a sight that will let me see these in a chart form so its easy to follow exactly what each covers and the risk factor with the return times.
Wow Again i am "impressed" with how people cant read but answer a question. i just want to know if you know of a sight that has a chart showing the differences and similarities with these types of investments. pls no more stupid answers that arent connected to what i am looking for.
To David must feel nice to use big words and negative commecnts to make yourself look smart. Actually the chart is simple to make.. I will make one in a week or so when i get to this project. all it needs is a basic layout of what thing each investment goes into. the estimated return time of any profiit or loss. I know primary kids that could do it given the infromation already. actually this chart can be made by someone with a IQ of about say 100.

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Hmm, let's see you draw a "comparison chart" of apples and oranges.

Can't do it, can you, genius? You haven't thought this through very much. Please, no more "stupid" questions.

The question has already been answered.

Ah, maybe I can guess what appears to make the question "stupid." You're looking for a list of differences, maybe, instead of a "chart" in graphic format. That doesn't exist either, because, as already explained, they are all different, separate, and contained in different locations and formats and involve different parameters. Nope, my mistake, you're asking for it in "chart form." Can't be done; it's just "stupid" to think it can be done.

You have no idea how general your question is, but are asking for specifics. In forex, there are more than a hundred currencies. Which ones? Since they trade in pairs, do you realize how many combinations that could be? Micro or standard account? There are also thousands of stocks; which do you prefer? For each optionable stock, there are hundreds, if not thousands of call and put options and thousands more combinations. Each and every one of these change every day and every second of the day. Which of these would you like to be available for "comparison?" At what moment?

"Return times?" What on earth is that? Are you asking about potential profits, before you have zero potential to earn a profit? That's pretty "stupid," and name-calling here will get you nothing.

Define your terms to clear up the initial confusion.
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/futures.asp

Forex Walkthrough
http://www.investopedia.com/walkthrough/forex/intermediate/level6/futures.aspx

Beginner's Guide To Trading Futures: Introduction
http://www.investopedia.com/university/beginners-guide-to-trading-futures/

Can I make money in Forex from home if I have a few grand and a lot of time?

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How long is "a lot of time?"

Take a look at the probabilities.

85% of new traders fail the first year. These statistics include some very smart people, so it obviously doesn't all depend on intelligence and capability. Is there something you're missing? Yep, too many things to list here. What makes you think that you will succeed when more than three-fourths of the people trying can't?

From one mentor:
Most traders we speak with have learning curves that have cost them between $15,000 and $70,000 and up to two years in time.

Forex Walkthrough
http://www.investopedia.com/walkthrough/forex/beginner/level3/trading-currencies.aspx