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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Stand to lose & short term
Hi guys,
What does that mean "funds you can stand to lose"?
Is it right expression?
I don't get it the part "stand to lose"?
Your reference will be as follows.
If you have any idea about this, would you let me know some?
Thanks a lot~!
pb
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If you want to trade speculatively, which is to say, short term,
then you should set up a separate brokerage account for that
using funds you can stand to lose.
Q: Can the words "short term" be used as an adverb like this?
I was thinking about trading short term with that money.
What does that mean "funds you can stand to lose"?
Is it right expression?
I don't get it the part "stand to lose"?
Your reference will be as follows.
If you have any idea about this, would you let me know some?
Thanks a lot~!
pb
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If you want to trade speculatively, which is to say, short term,
then you should set up a separate brokerage account for that
using funds you can stand to lose.
Q: Can the words "short term" be used as an adverb like this?
I was thinking about trading short term with that money.
Top answer
Hi Funds you can stand to lose = money that you can afford to lose. In othervwords you should only use 'spare' cash. Short term = a period that can be traded on the financial markets The following is a rough guide - and may vary slightly depending on the instrument being traded.
- Hi Funds you can stand to lose = money that you can afford to lose.
- In othervwords you should only use 'spare' cash.
- Short term = a period that can be traded on the financial markets The following is a rough guide - and may vary slightly depending on the instrument being traded.
- Short term = from one day to one month.
- Long term = from one month to two years.
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Hi
Funds you can stand to lose = money that you can afford to lose.
In othervwords you should only use 'spare' cash.
Short term = a period that can be traded on the financial markets
The following is a rough guide - and may vary slightly depending on the instrument being traded.
Short term = from one day to one month.
Long term = from one month to
Funds you can stand to lose = money that you can afford to lose.
In othervwords you should only use 'spare' cash.
Short term = a period that can be traded on the financial markets
The following is a rough guide - and may vary slightly depending on the instrument being traded.
Short term = from one day to one month.
Long term = from one month to
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optilangShort term = from one day to one month.???
Long term = from one month to two years.
Medium term = from two to ten years or longer
CJ
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Hi
As I'm sure people are aware, banks make (and lose) money on the money market where they lend to each other.
The shortest period that can be traded on the deposit market is 'overnight'. That is to say, funds are lent this afternoon, to be repaid tomorrow morning.
There are set periods in the market with most trades being dealt for :
1 day, 2 days, 1 week, on
As I'm sure people are aware, banks make (and lose) money on the money market where they lend to each other.
The shortest period that can be traded on the deposit market is 'overnight'. That is to say, funds are lent this afternoon, to be repaid tomorrow morning.
There are set periods in the market with most trades being dealt for :
1 day, 2 days, 1 week, on
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