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Hi all! Tell me, where is it more profitable to invest now? I heard that cryptocurrency is currently the best way to make money.
Hi all! Tell me, where is it more profitable to invest now? I heard that cryptocurrency is currently the best way to make money.
Crypto has amazing returns, but unfortunately you're going to have to sit-down and read the white-papers. There's a lot of bs, even in the white-papers as well.
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Gold was worth A$620 per ounce at the end of September 2005. The price of gold climbed by 10% per year for nearly 10 years to reach A$1,550 per ounce on 15 September 2015.
An index of gold mining stocks in Australia’s market, the S&P / ASX All Ordinaries Gold Index, fell by 4% per year from 3,372 points to 2,245 in the same timeframe.
In 2015, oil prices started falling off a cliff.
The lowest price that WTI Crude reached in 2016 was US$26.61 per barrel, on 11 February. 10 months later on 21 December 2016, the price had doubled to US$53.53.
Over the same period, 34 of a collection of 50 Singapore-listed oil & gas companies saw their stock prices fall; the average decline for the 50 companies was 11.9%.
Lesson: The gap between a favourable macroeconomic event and a share’s price movement can be a mile wide.