ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
fai il conto deposito oppure i buoni postali fruttiferi, sono soluzioni che non danno sorprese, visto che il tuo ultimo fine è non perdere
Scusate, ma sono inesperta (di nome e di fatto)
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jean_05
(∂ + m) ψ = 0
Qui li sblocchi in un mese, tasso 1,25% al momento, e non paghi il bollo Il conto deposito senza vincoli di durata | Banca Progetto
Se li blocchi almeno 3 anni qui ti danno il 2%, ma si arriva fino al 2,5%. Non sono svincolabili ma ti danno le cedole ogni tre mesi Conto Deposito: calcola il tuo rendimento
Ho gureggiato pure io
Se li blocchi almeno 3 anni qui ti danno il 2%, ma si arriva fino al 2,5%. Non sono svincolabili ma ti danno le cedole ogni tre mesi Conto Deposito: calcola il tuo rendimento
Ho gureggiato pure io
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jean_05
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I buoni fruttiferi rendono nulla proprio....
ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
lo so ma sono strasicuri
jean_05
(∂ + m) ψ = 0
Andavano fatti a volontà nei primi anni novanta. Magari le nostre famiglie avessero investito tutto in buoni fruttiferi
bluck
Forumer storico
allievo di Keynes insomma
inesperta, damatrà, lasa pert che aiè drè a rià tocc coi consigli. Segnati sta cosa: quando parli dei soldi degli altri lo si fa con leggerezza e ci si diletta in discorsi di arricchimento facile. Quando si usano i soldi propri la leggerezza svanisce, e al suo posto arrivan una vagonata di bestemmie che manco in un cantiere di muratori di bergamaschi, che noi tra l'altro ben conosciamo.
popov
Coito, ergo cum.
quindi si chiamano "fruttiferi" esattamente per quale motivo?
ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
fruttano alla CDP
Petronio_arbiter
Chiamatemi Nuanda
ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
Barrick la situazione grafica ancora incerta, ma ci siete dentro io non ne uscirei ancora...
BUFFETT SACKS GOLDMAN; BUYS GOLD
Investor Warren Buffett sold his entire position in Goldman Sachs stock during the pandemic earlier this year. This was in addition to large sales of his holdings in other bank stocks such as JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and PNC.
That might not seem too unusual on its own, given expectations of large potential loan defaults on the horizon. Buffet also sold significant positions in other industries and is known for being a highly cautious investor.
The curiously interesting fact emerging from all of this is that Warren Buffet, while he did add to his positions in a few stocks, he added only a single new stock to his portfolio – Barrick Gold.
If gold’s price goes higher, that increase will make winners of Goldman’s commodity team and those who follow them. But will that increase be reflected in a higher price for Barrick Gold stock? Not necessarily; so we cannot say for sure whether Mr. Buffett would do well with his investment.
If the price of gold declines, then the apparent winner would be Goldman’s private wealth investors; at least for the fact that they would not own an asset that is declining in price.
On the other hand, Buffett could be deemed a winner if Goldman’s stock declines along with other bank stocks, even if Barrick goes down.
Kelsey Williams
This article was originally posted on FX Empire
BUFFETT SACKS GOLDMAN; BUYS GOLD
Investor Warren Buffett sold his entire position in Goldman Sachs stock during the pandemic earlier this year. This was in addition to large sales of his holdings in other bank stocks such as JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and PNC.
That might not seem too unusual on its own, given expectations of large potential loan defaults on the horizon. Buffet also sold significant positions in other industries and is known for being a highly cautious investor.
The curiously interesting fact emerging from all of this is that Warren Buffet, while he did add to his positions in a few stocks, he added only a single new stock to his portfolio – Barrick Gold.
If gold’s price goes higher, that increase will make winners of Goldman’s commodity team and those who follow them. But will that increase be reflected in a higher price for Barrick Gold stock? Not necessarily; so we cannot say for sure whether Mr. Buffett would do well with his investment.
If the price of gold declines, then the apparent winner would be Goldman’s private wealth investors; at least for the fact that they would not own an asset that is declining in price.
On the other hand, Buffett could be deemed a winner if Goldman’s stock declines along with other bank stocks, even if Barrick goes down.
Kelsey Williams
This article was originally posted on FX Empire
