Not exact matches
Over many decades, Warren Buffett has made his clients huge sums of
money — and equally important — has helped them to
avoid losing lots of
money when the broader market slumps.
That's
when traders sell shares they don't own in hope of a drop — only to be forced to buy them back (or «cover») to
avoid losing money to the upside.
This provides the opportunity to make
money when the stock market is up, and helps
avoid losing it
when the market goes down.
I will not have to sell
when prices are low and
avoid losing money.
You'll learn how you can
avoid buying into an unexpected tax liability and you'll see why distributions can make it seem like your fund
lost money when it really hasn't.
I shudder to think how much
money has been
lost playing against this spread — a real lesson in risk control — I'm convinced we'll see the spread back to zero, but if you were in a trade like this would you bail out
when the spread blew through, say, a $ 10 stop loss to
avoid further pain, or grit your teeth and attempt to remain solvent through a $ 27 + peak?
Being able to
avoid currency conversions
when trading USD investments will definately help investors keep more of their
money instead of it being
lost in conversion.
In fact, you should think about the market as a way to both
lose and make
money, this will help you to
avoid jumping in the markets
when your edge isn't present.
Also, don't forget the fact that around the same time
when Nintendo was
losing money, their executives all took paycuts to
avoid having to fire anybody.