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⍰ ASK Who Knows about Speculative trading?

Oluti

Oluti

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I only know little about it, That i am telling you in below paragraphs:

Speculative trading is basically buying and selling assets—like stocks, currencies, or commodities—with the goal of making a profit from price changes. It’s not about long-term investing; it’s about spotting opportunities and jumping in at the right time.

We have to use market trends, news, and analysis to predict where prices might go next. It can be risky, but with the right strategy and risk management, it can also be very rewarding. Think of it as calculated risk-taking in the financial markets!

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