Anyone using volatility to invest should be aware that shorter-term price movements are almost impossible to predict so it is generally much better to sell into strong demand leaving some value for the next buyer
I don't like shopping. I particularly dislike sale shopping and have generally managed to avoid the annual post Christmas expedition that has become a regular fixture for so many. As the intrepid purchasers regale me with tales of the retailers' munificence, it is generally with little regret that I reflect on my decision to remain inside with a Christmas book and a good glass of something medicinal. However, this January necessity forced me to forsake my quiet spot by the fire and venture out with the hoards towards the High Street. Upon arrival, my worst fears were realised. I discover...
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