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Here in London you can buy a bond issued by banks which is based on the underlying movement of the FTSE and has a year to maturity: you are guaranteed 70% return on any gains at year end and if the index falls you lose nothing. This a much more attractive proposition and I bet something...

Ciao, I might be able to help you: I've got some office spaces that will be up for rent very soon in Roncade (Treviso)-Venezia. Some of those are hybrids and can be converted into flats. They are located above arched terraces that form the "piazza", right in centro Roncade: location is...

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You could consider the mini; is a nice car, perfect for the city and it doesn't depreciate much in value.

Yes, tiny spreads of up to 25%

Have a look at this. It may be of some help. Every day a new forecast. You can subscribe to the service for free: an email will be sent to you every day. PS: The pdf has nothing to do with currencies even though the name suggests so.

My oversight. Completly took out the risk equation of owning the underlying.

naked put =covered calls? Hope was an oversight.

I view it differently. I see a bright futures ahead for goog and 2 qts ago after missing revenue didn't drop much. Even if the economy slows and forecast fall I don't expect a sudden drop in profits and it may play in goog hands;... at least it has so far: more people at home with less...

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Wait 'till the fed is done.

You haven't been promised a rose garden when you joined ET. And if you find ET has deteriorated wouldn't it be more constructive to make some suggestions to improve the site?

Why have targets so ambitious if they pressurize into making the wrong decisions. :confused:

Same happened to me with goog before earning back on march....the rest of the mkt was in bad shape and I was scared to death: sold within days on good profits but gave up 50% gains. That was messing up with my initial strategy to keep it as part of my portfolio. FCUK PS: true...

I traded uk, european and aussie markets through spreadbetting and cfds. It's more convenient than DA because there's no tax and no worries about slippage and liquidity. Costs overall also are more contained, while with DA you have to do some size otherwise r:r stinks. If you want to...

That's all you can do right now. Sometimes you can get lucky though. :)

Some Spreadbetting and CFDs companies were offerining a year ago 10:1 on every market aside indices and 20:1 on some uk blue chips.

I was just kidding here... Arg gov bonds defaulted last year. Investors haven't seen a dime yet.

Argentina has a good reputation especially if you wish to invest in government debt. :D

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