My answer would be: Yes.
Why? Hmmm, there are many factors that would prompt me to exchange an organ for monetary needs. I had been following the news in Singapore on Mr Tang… That set me thinking…
Of course, there are many different classes of people… Some whom are rich and well-to-do. Some not here not there, some in the lowest points unimaginable to a normal working class individual.
Scenario 1:
I would ‘trade’ my organ in exchange for monetary assistance if any of my immediate family or loved one were to be seriously ill (this is of course because my medisave IS insufficient to cover the medical costs involved).
Scenario 2:
I would ‘trade’ my organ in exchange for a lease of life – Hope. I suppose this is a gamble end of the day. New lease of life for 2 parties. The recipient and myself… Everything else after is a question mark. How recipient takes care of his health post-op? How donor make good use of the monetary exchange post-op? Etc…
By hope, I dont mean investing huge amounts of time and effort on vice means, but really, chart out a better future. For example, go for a proper education one never had. For the older group (lesser to non educated), set up a small stall, at least to make a couple of bucks at day end to start off a new day tomorrow…
I am hoping to hear views from you. Please share your opinions.
im kinda under the idea that god gave me what i need to live and there is no spare parts box. when im done with them then yeah sure i will donate.
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I am an active trader. I trade stocks and options and what to expand into mini futures (SP and NAS). Every time I try to address this issue of DAB, I get stymied. Some DABs have charting software and order entry, others are just order entry. What should I consider when deciding which DAB to use? Have you run into any that you would avoid…any you would recommend? Thanks
Interactive Brokers is a direct access broker, and only you can evaluate how important that is to you.
But there are several advantages of using IB. Notably, for active traders, their transaction costs are very low. For stocks, for example, the commission is $0.005 or less per share with $1 minimum. So, buy or sell 100 shares of stock at $40 and pay $1 commission, for a total investment of $4,001 or net proceeds of $3,999. Futures commissions are in the $0.25 – $1.20 per contract range.
They also give you access to a large number of markets, and you can route your orders or use their system to find best price on a trade, and you should read at their web site how their order routing works.
At their web site,
http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/main.php
you can do an interactive tour, and take advantage of webinars (live and archived) on trading methods and use of IB features and software.
They allow you to do browser-based online trading or (as most do) to download their Trader WorkStation software and run it from your own computer without using a browser. The software includes charting and an extensive menu of tools and order entry screens.
Whether you trade with them or not, they are not a broker to ignore in your search. Barron's (the Dow Jones financial newspaper) has consistently given them a top rating in the paper's annual online broker survey.
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My father says he only uses a chart set to 1 day, open hi close, fast stochastic(oversold and overbought). He only plays with 2 stocks at a time. He only plays with stocks that are 5 star/Strongbuy or Buy Ratings. He told me that he only buys when the fast stochastic is showing oversold and the red line crosses over the other and shows the uptrend. Is there anyone out there thats successful doing this method? Is there anyone out there have a more successful method of day trading? My pops calls himself a "graftist" and has been doing this for 20 years.. heheh. I would like to get into it, I'm just not sure if it's that easy. Please help, A future "graftist". : )
sure and how many days does he lose 10K!!!
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Recently I have been to some seminars about internet share trading. Ive been informed that by looking at the shape of a graph illustrating a stocks value over time, you can with reasnoble certainty predict the future movement of a stock. Is this true and to what extent? Is this a dangerous or smart way to pick stock for trading on the internet?
Occasionally the charts are correct. Occasionally they are not. When they are not it is call a whip saw. I tend to use charts but I do not rely on them completely. I have been whip sawed more than once. If the stock if fundamentally sound and the chart appears good, then I am apt to invest in it. I have frequently regretted it.
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