CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 74-89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
The ECB has confirmed that it will continue buying bonds for an amount of 60 billion euros per month. The central bank keeps on printing money in order to fight deflation.
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The European Central Bank is keeping interest rates at extreme low levels and retail banks also keep on decreasing their interest rates for savings accounts.
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In order to fight deflation the European Central Bank is still continuing the QE (Quantitative Easing) program. The ECB is effectively buying all kinds of debt and is printing new money to pay for these bonds.
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A LendEDU study has found that one third of the students in the US are using student loan money to finance spring break and the consumption of alcohol.
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Donald Trump wants to spend more and tax less, but total debt in the US is already approaching $20 trillion dollars, and the debt ceiling is also approaching.
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An investor compensation fund protects retail traders when a broker goes bust. It's always best to keep your account below the maximum level of compensation.
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Snapchat had a very good debut on Wall Street, with shares rising as much as 45% when the stock started trading. It is very likely that the stock is way overvalued.
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A lot of retail traders get phonecalls from call centers promoting a certain broker. Often they are lying about where the broker is really located.
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With binary options, you are trading against the house. You're betting if the price is going up or down and the broker takes all your money when you lost your bet.
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