i have this idea in my head.
you invest by buying and selling matching amount of a one given stock. like oil for example.
then if the stocks go low or high you won't lose anything until it goes high or low enough to lose the amount sold or bought, at the same time your winnings from the other stocks will equal your loss and perhaps a little bit of profit gained if it goes higher than your loss.
this way you'd make very tiny profit but almost always make that profit.... and being so predictable investing in a lot of money makes that tiny profit not so tiny.
what do you think?
you invest by buying and selling matching amount of a one given stock. like oil for example.
then if the stocks go low or high you won't lose anything until it goes high or low enough to lose the amount sold or bought, at the same time your winnings from the other stocks will equal your loss and perhaps a little bit of profit gained if it goes higher than your loss.
this way you'd make very tiny profit but almost always make that profit.... and being so predictable investing in a lot of money makes that tiny profit not so tiny.
what do you think?