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Silver Lining: How the Recession May Herald the Dawn of the Individual Investor
The economic downturn we are currently facing shows no signs of abating, and all indicators point to a collapse on the scale to match some of the largest of the past century. But there are still great opportunities out there for financial-minded people to make good money using the wide range of online trading websites that are taking the stockbroking industry by storm.
Historically, recessions have always been a period when the least efficient parts of the economic system are pruned. Only the strongest and most adaptable survive. And it's not only companies but individuals to whom this applies. Traditionally individual investors have been asked to pay through the nose for stockbrokers. It’s not uncommon to pay a 2% annual fee and a whopping 20% of your profits on your investment straight to fund managers and stockbrokers. That can turn a 10% return into just 6% - even less depending on your management fees. The problem becomes even more acute when you factor in the credit crunch and the falling rates of profit. The truth is, many investors today finding it increasingly hard to maintain their profit margins using traditional channels of accessing the stock market.
However things are changing. As the digital age matures, we’ve got access to instant real time information, high speed internet and sophisticated trading software. What this means is that you are now able, to a certain extent, to cut out the guy in between taking a cut of your profits, and trade directly on the market. Online share trading services allow you to manage your own portfolio at minimal cost.
Taking a long term, strategic perspective on your investment decisions is also something that becomes easier and more manageable with online trading. It's a far smarter approach than only looking at the short term quick wins
Alongside the rise in the use of online stock brokers, the volatile markets are also leading to a huge rise in financial spread betting. Rather than buying shares at one price and selling when they rise, spread betting doesn't involve ownership at all; you simply bet on whether and how much the price will rise or fall. It can be risky, but if you know what you’re doing it can yield excellent returns. A variant of financial spreadbetting is CFD trading, or Contracts for Difference. These involve an agreement between two parties to pay out on the difference between an opening and closing share price. Spread betting and CFDs are both attractive alternatives to actually purchasing and selling shares amongst investors, particularly as you can profit from falling prices just as much as rising ones. What’s more, both are simple to do online, with the popularity of online spread betting and CFDs skyrocketing in recent years.
The moral of the story? Exactly like businesses and corporations, individual investors need to be thinking about cutting their costs, improving efficiency and looking for new opportunities. If you want to stay profitable and survive while others fall by the wayside, switching to online investing is probably the strongest weapon in your armoury.
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