…and find out what many will never know.

I am going to share with you a concept that makes so much sense; it might make you angry that nobody ever shared it with you before now.

Sam Walton said it well, Capital is not scarce vision is.

John Q. Adams wrote in 1829 that,

All the perplexities, confusion and distress in America arise from downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit and circulation.

The same thing that John Adams mentioned in 1829 holds relevant to today. People are still bewildered. This is because they do not understand banking and how it really functions. They have never been exposed to this truth. However there is no reason to be troubled about this. Misunderstandings about banking and money are prevalent here in America. John Maynard Keynes said:

There is no subtler or surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debase the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction and does it in a manner which only one man in a million is able to diagnose.

In case of currency trading, the cost of trading is hidden in the bid/ask spreads offered by the broker. Day traders often rake up major commissions charges if they are trading stocks which makes it that much more difficult to beat the overall market. In the end, if you are unable to breakeven, you cannot survive long in day trading. So the more you day trade, the higher your trading cost will become.

Swing trading also entails facing stiff trading cost. These trading costs come in the shape of spread in case of currencies or commissions per each trade if you are trading stocks. But these trading costs are nothing as severe in swing trading as in day trading. Price action spans several days to several weeks in swing trading. Market fundamentals can come into play to a larger degree in swing trading as compared to day trading.

Day to day currency movements are due less to market fundamentals and more to short term supply and demand of currencies or shares. Swing trading can also generate higher potential profits on single trades because the holding period is longer than in day trading.

In a down real estate market, finding foreclosed homes is easy. To make your search easier, here is the list of the places where you can find foreclosures.

Auctions

Auction companies hold a inventory of properties, sometimes selling as much as 100 homes or more in just 1 day. Since the bidding is relatively quick and houses can be sold in a matter of seconds, prices of real estate can go over the board but you can find really good properties in their inventory.

Some Large Bank Websites

Most major banks maintain a list of foreclosed properties that they now own. Visit bank web sites and check out the foreclosed properties listing. More often then not this is a great method to find good solid investment property…just be warned…banks take FOREVER to move on a sale if your offering below what they feels is “Fair market value”.

Online foreclosure companies

A few companies online that specialize in selling foreclosed homes.The good thing about signing up on web-based foreclosure companies is that once you are in, you can get a wide selection of foreclosure properties available nationwide.