Need Extra Money? - Refinance or Equity Line of Credit, Which is Right for You?

Written by Ashlee Hovsepian


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The increase inrepparttar real estate market has provided peoplerepparttar 111752 opportunity to borrow money against their residences to generate cash forrepparttar 111753 things they need. Financial institutions are making it easier for people with equity in their homes to borrow money. If you are looking for extra money and own a home, you may want to consider one ofrepparttar 111754 two options, either refinance your existing mortgage or take an equity line of credit against your home.

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How to Make Trading Profitable?

Written by Joseph Sgro


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Okay, so if I haven't scared you so far, talking about using leverage via options - let's carry on.

When you read my ebook you will see % figures, that likerepparttar following example demonstraterepparttar 111751 difference in movement of stock prices versus option prices.

If you have not invested in a trading package you can do so by going torepparttar 111752 link below:

http://www.tutorhelp.com.au/sharemarket.html

Now let's move on.

If you buyrepparttar 111753 stock XYZ at $37 andrepparttar 111754 price increases 12% to $41.50 you are using lots more of your precious money to capturerepparttar 111755 move than if you purchased say a $35(strike priced) option for $3.50 per option.

Now each contract inrepparttar 111756 U.S. represents 100 shares. So your total cost is $350 per contract. In Australia one contract represents 1000 shares.

If your stock goes up it will influencerepparttar 111757 option price. Options can be extremely volatile - so you need to monitor prices very closely.

So let's say your stock goes up to $41.50 and nowrepparttar 111758 $35 option series is selling for $6.50. This represents an 86% price increase.

So what has happened:

stock up 12% option up 86%

Which trading situation do you think will make yourepparttar 111759 biggest trading profits?

Would you rather holdrepparttar 111760 option orrepparttar 111761 stock?

If you answered "the stock", I'd be very worried about you!

Drawbacks of Options:

1. Volatility - needs close monitoring. 2. You can lose your option money if you don't sell it before it expires. 3. Short life of options - usually months. 4. You need education in option trading.

Advantages of Options:

1. Leverage. 2. Volatility - can make more money per trade. 3. Less money needed than owning stocks. 4. Playrepparttar 111762 market UP or DOWN - flexibility.

If you increase your understanding you could do what every other trader is doing - making money from time to time!!

You see losses are part ofrepparttar 111763 game - not all your trades will succeed.

Playingrepparttar 111764 game with this fact in mind will help you to trade better and to have a healthy respect forrepparttar 111765 market and controlling RISK.

We control risk firstly by being educated! I've chosen this link because I think it will help you understand and trade options so much better.

http://options-university.com/go.php?3440_A72092_21175

Regards, Joseph Sgro THE 10 Simple Rules Ezine http://www.tutorhelp.com.au/ezine.html



Joseph Sgro has spent 18 years as trader. He is also a writer and educator. He has recorded his trading experiences and offers "Learn to Trade" information. Visit the BLOG: http://www.tutorhelp.com.au/BLOG.html

For more resources go to: http://www.tutorhelp.com.au/resources.html

Copyright (C) 2005 Joseph Sgro


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