Would you do this trade?
The fact that the trade goes through tomorrow speaks volumes, but this is a masterful steal orchestrated by you. I love Cano in o8, but Utley for Cano + Matsui is amazing. I despise Matsui's overrated ranking for 2oo8, and you get the best position player/best 2ndbasemen in all the MLB in return.
Would you make this trade?
Would you trade away Josh Barfield, Bill Hall, and Jonathan Papelbon to get Jeff Kent, Jose Reyes, and Dan Haren?? Papelbon is going to be starting so he is kind of an unknown, but Kent is also 39 years old and who knows if he will be able to produce.... Just lookin for some unbiased opinions since I am a HUGE Jose Reyes fan and dont want to be blinded by that....Thanks!
Would you trade love for money?
Right now, YES!
How many day trades can you make in a day?
It is based on your timeframe, which is based on how much you can afford to risk per trade. The lower the timeframe, the smaller the capital you put in and (hopefully) take out. Assuming we are talking about one account and the trader is focusing on one market:High frequency trading involves thousands if not hundreds of thousands of trades per day, and maybe even more. Scalping involves hundreds. Some consider scalping to include those who trade 20–40 times in a day, being in the market for just 30 seconds to maybe three minutes. That is considered by some to be short-term trading and some are offended if you call them scalpers. The higher the time frame, the fewer the trades (on one account, focusing on one market). So there are people who wait a few or several hours for trades on a few markets with multiple accounts and make one to three trades in a day. They are swing or position traders. Position traders are in it for a long time and may wait days to even take a trade.
Can you trade currency on Etrade?
I don't believe so. Get on there website and look around. There are plenty of FOREX sites online though.
Can you trade a car you are financing for a lease car?
Certainly, you can trade a car you are financing for a lease car, but whether it’s practical depends on details.If your current loan balance is less than your vehicle’s trade-in value, you have positive equity that you can use as a down payment (cap cost reduction) on a new car lease. A dealer will pay off your old loan and apply the remaining credit to your lease. This will serve to reduce your monthly lease payment amount.If the opposite is the case — that you owe more on your current loan than your vehicle is worth as a trade-in — you are “upside down” and have negative equity. If the amount of negative equity is not large, a dealer may be able to roll it into the cost of the new lease, which will increase monthly lease payment amount.If the amount of negative equity is too large, a dealer will only be able to roll part of it (or none of it) into the new lease. You would be required to pay the remainder in cash at the time of lease inception. If you don’t have the cash, you won’t be able to do the deal.If you find that a deal is possible, make sure that you understand how leasing works and that it’s right for you. Even though payments are lower, which is the main attraction, it’s much different than buying with a loan. If you only drive about 10,000–15,000 miles a year, take good care of your cars, and don’t care about actually owning your vehicles, leasing might be a good option for you. Otherwise, not.LeaseGuide.com
Can you trade forex online in China?
Yes, you can. Assuming that you have a decent Internet connection in China, you can use your brokers trading software and start (keep) trading.My advice is that you first find a couple of FCA regulated brokers (like XTB, GKFX, FXPro etc.) online, and open demo accounts with them to see their trading software performance in China, and then choose the best one and continue with a real account.As additional information, if you live in China, funding your account might be a problem if your broker doesn’t support China Union Pay. CUP is the fastest, easiest and most convenient way to fund your account in China, compared to master/visa credit cards. It would be good to make sure that your broker supports CUP payments.
How and why did you go into Forex Trading?
Forex can be a good choice for active short-term traders. If you are interested in buy-and-hold, you're probably best to look elsewhere. The forex market offers:Simplicity: compared to most alternatives Forex is easy to understand (and easier to backtest and program, if you are a systematic trader).Low starting cost: you can begin with a small account because most brokers let you size your trade in micro-lots or even single currency units.High liquidity: if you stick to the majors, you should get in and out with little slippage, provided you avoid the major news.Scalability: if your system works, high liquidity means that you can realistically scale and make very large profits.Low costs: with a good broker, commissions are low compared to many other markets.Short-side trading: unlike many markets, it's just as profitable to trade to the short side, increasing the number of opportunities for profit.Volatility: given that your broker will offer you leverage, there is usually enough movement in the market to enable short-term traders to make profit.Market hours: markets are open 24/5 so you can trade from anywhere in the world and there are fewer risks with holding overnight positions.Free backtesting data: Swiss broker Dukascopy offers free tick-level data going back over 10 years. In other markets, historical data at this level of detail can be very expensive.Just remember that the market itself is not regulated, so you rely on the integrity of your broker. Stick to reputable brokers in well-regulated jurisdictions such as the US, the UK, Australia and Switzerland. Avoid offshore brokers.
We have a car from Jd Byrider. Can we trade it in for a minivan through Jd? ?
Usually they will want you to have your balance down to about $2k before you do so. Think about it this way... A loan through JD Byrider usually goes for 4 years. So, you are halfway through the loan. You probably purchased your car for $9k. 1/2 of that will be $4,500 (not including your interest). If you add $4,500+ to another $9,000 car loan you will be putting yourself into a $13,000 loan. That doesn't include the interest, taxes, and fees that you will be charged on the van purchase. If you wait another year I'm pretty sure they can work something out with you. Like the other 2 questions said, you will want to contact your JD Byrider to get more details about this. Most likely you purchased from a franchise and they don't all operate the same way. Congrats on the expanding family.
Would you trade 10 years of your life for a billion dollars?
Yes. Especially if it means I get those 10 years traded from the tail end of my life.Example, if my natural lifespan is 85 years, and I were to instead trade that for a lifespan of 75 years but $1 Billion USD richer, it’s a no-brainer.Life is more quality of life than it is quantity. Any point past my 70s I’m liable to have much less energy and durability to pursue activities I want to pursue (traveling the world, extensive airplane rides, motorcycling, bungee jumping, hiking). In addition, most people spend ~40–50 hours a week for ~50 weeks a year (2 weeks off for vacation) for ~40 years just so they can hopefully have enough money saved off to pay off a house and live off a small salary after 60. So 50 hours * 50 weeks* 40 years= 100,000 hours of work. That’s over a decade in work-hours! Although I trade 10 years of my later years of life, I actually gain ~12 years of life from the work in a job I no longer have to do.Trading the tail end of my life for more money than I could know what to do with means I can spend the next 45 years (I’m currently 30) pursuing whatever activity I wanted to (starting several new businesses, investing in promising new startups, live in Paris and study French) and also be able to allow my loved ones to do the same.Easy Peasy.