Monday, May 26, 2014

Remote Viewing the Financial Markets - Part 1 - Trading

Disclaimer: I have no financial interest in LearnRV or the products they sell. I'm just a happy customer willing to share some experiences. I will warn you early and often not to commit a single red penny to any investment until you understand the risks.

To start trading equities (stocks and collections of stocks), derivatives (financial products related to the value of equities without actually involving the equities themselves [thus: derived-from]), and currency exchange (the relative value of one sovereign nation's currency against that of another), you have to first get your head wrapped around the concept of THE TRADE. 

Trading is trading: you are exchanging one item for another where the one party and another party come to an mutually agreed, uncoersed decision of value for exchange. The result of the trade is the "satisfaction of needs" for both parties (see: Austrian school of economics and Marginal Utliity).


Most of us WORK: WORK is a trade of YOUR TIME, KNOWLEDGE, DILIGENCE for MONEY from your end, and MONEY for THE VALUE YOU BRING TO THE ENTERPRISE for you employer. You have time and the need for money to satisfy your other needs; your employer must run an enterprise and needs people doing work and creating value for him. You come upon an equitable trade for the value you bring and the money he can commit to the generation of that value.

This is where the law of supply and demand come in to play. Each of you have a supply:
  • your clock goes around twice just like everybody else's, and you have a well determined set of skills, experiences, and attitudes that may or may not have value as it is applied
  • the employer's clock goes around twice every day also, and he needs to pay your salary from his supply of MONEY AFTER he has paid his TAXES, stockholders dividends (or improve the value of the stock... same thing by different means...), debt service, rent, power, suppliers, and other employees
Each of you have a demand:
  • "Hey, man, I need to make this much an hour and get these bennies..."
  • "Son, you gotta show up at 6AM and leave at 9PM because that's the way the business works..."
When you and your employer agree on value, you shake hands, sign papers, and get on with fulfillment until such time as the value is no longer there.

Trading financial products is no different. Now you have all that nice money from the time you've spent with the employer. After you've paid YOUR TAXES, paid the mortgage (or the rent) and the power, and your car payment, and food, and etc, you have money left over to use for RISK CAPITAL. RISK CAPITAL is money you don't need to survive, and with which you can find an financial product that will REWARD you for taking a RISK by TRADING MONEY for SOMETHING THAT MIGHT INCREASE IN VALUE FASTER THAN THE MONEY.

That MIGHT is important. Using the LearnRV Remote View the Financial Markets that MIGHT becomes a WILL... assuming you follow the process and stay in structure. Beyond that you really have to understand the mechanics and that ANYTHING WITH A HUMAN BEING IN THE PROCESS IS PRONE TO ERROR and, perhaps... FAILURE...








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