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*Gold mining - Gold mining is a global business with operations on every continent, except Antarctica, with 11.021 trillion market cap and gold is extracted from mines of widely varying types and scale. Mines and gold mining operations have become increasingly geographically diverse, far removed from the concentrated supply of four decades or so ago when the vast majority of the world’s gold came from South Africa.
China was the largest gold producer in the world in 2016, accounting for around 14% of total annual production. But no one region dominates. Asia as a whole produces 23% of all newly-mined gold. Central and South America produce around 17% of the total, with North America supplying around 16%. Around 19% of production comes from Africa and 14% from the CIS region
Overall levels of mine production have grown significantly over the last decade, although substantial new discoveries are increasingly rare and production levels are increasingly constrained.
People in hard hats working underground is what often comes to mind when thinking about how gold is mined. Yet mining the ore is just one stage in a long and complex gold mining process. Long before any gold can be extracted, significant exploration and development needs to take place, both to determine, as accurately as possible, the size of the deposit as well as how to extract and process the ore efficiently, safely and responsibly. On average, it takes between 10-20 years before a gold mine is even ready to produce material that can be refined.
With our investment in mines in Obuasi, Ghana west Africa, Cadia East, New South Wales, Australia, Olympiada Central Siberia, Russia, Muruntau Kyzyl Kum Desert, Uzbekistan and Papua, Indonesia we can assure you of an investment return of 20% minimum profit weekly with almost zero possibility of losing funds as the price of gold as been on the increase on the overall scale.
REAL ESTATE -
Real estate trading is the wild side of real estate investment, with a yearly market cap of 326.5 trillion. Like day traders, who are distinct from buy-and-hold investors, real estate traders are an entirely different breed from buy-and-rent landlords. Real estate traders buy properties with the intention of holding them for a short period of time, often no more than three to four months, after which they hope to sell them for a profit. This technique is also called flipping properties and is based on buying properties that are either significantly undervalued or in a very hot market.
Real estate trading has a shorter time period during which capital and effort are tied up in a property. Depending on market conditions, there can be significant returns even on this shorter time frame.
As property flippers we often forgo putting any money into a house for improvements; the investment has to have the intrinsic value to turn a profit without alteration or we won’t consider it. Flipping in this manner is a short-term cash investment. To take advantage of potentially large returns, We have to have cash on hand, as traditional financing doesn’t generally work for this type of transaction.
A second class of property flipper also exists. These investors make their money by buying reasonably priced properties and adding value by renovating them. This can be a longer-term investment depending on the extent of the improvements. The limiting feature of this investment is that it is time intensive and often only allows investors to take on one or two properties at a time hence we try to avoid properties with high maintenance cost and focus more on properties with high undervalue.
CRYPTOCURRENCY -
Cryptocurrencies are sets of software protocols for generating digital tokens and for tracking transactions in a way that makes it hard to counterfeit or re-use tokens. Therefore, cryptocurrency trading involves trading on digital currencies/tokens. This form of trading has in fact only been around for a few years.
One of the most common forms of digital currency is the Bitcoin which was released in 2009. It’s initial price was set at less than 1 cent as at 2010.
While it is still to experience its boom phase, it has quickly become a popular way of trading for many.
One of the big benefits of this form of trading is the money that there is to be made. The bitcoin, for example, hit a market cap of $160 billion by November, 2017.
There are considerably a few people trading cryptocurrencies which is an advantage because the market is yet to be saturated by others trying to get in on the game.
Deutsche bank has shown an increasing appreciation for the transformative potential of both blockchain technology—becoming one of the first to spearhead the development of its own Ethereum-based blockchain—and the cryptocurrencies based on it.
Just like Deutsche bank, Germany offers forex broker service, we also have cryptocurrency traders that specialize in the trading of this digital cash. Our job is to test them all out, put them through their paces and then present our information, for better result.
FOREX -
Forex or Fx is an acronym of Foreign Exchange and Forex trading means to trade on this market. Trading takes place by predicting how one currency performs against another in a Forex pair.
It is the largest market in the world with average daily trading volumes exceeding trillions of dollars.
For those who know what they are doing, Forex trading can be very profitable activity although it doesn’t come without risks. To get the best out of your trading experience. It is critical that you choose a Forex platform/broker that can offer you everything you need from demo platforms to educational tools.
Selecting the right broker can be a time-consuming process. Who do you choose and why? What do you look out for and how do you know that the company/broker is safe? That is where we come in. Our team of experts scour the internet reviewing and rating all of the markets, so that we only present you with the best of them. It is then up to you to make an informed decision as to how much to invest.
CARBON EMISSION -
Carbon emissions trading is a type of policy that allows companies to buy or sell government-granted allotments of carbon dioxide output. The World Bank reports that 40 countries and 20 municipalities use either carbon taxes or carbon emissions trading. That covers 13 percent of annual global greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon emissions trading really took off when the European Union instituted a cap and trade program in 2005. This set a cap on the total the amount of CO2 that heavy industries and utilities could emit.
The cap must be low enough to actually reduce the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. If the cap is too low, then it will make the cost of doing business too high and slow economic growth. If the cap is too high, then it won’t impact the pace of global warming.
The market for carbon trading was $176 billion in 2011. It could exceed $1 trillion by 2020. At least 84 percent of this is the EU’s Emission Trading Scheme. It caps emissions for any company doing business in the EU.
As part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, all countries agreed to the Durban Platform in 2011. This said they would negotiate the details of a comprehensive global cap and trade program by 2015.
How Trading Works
The cap allows each company to emit a certain amount of CO2. The EU issues about 2 billion of these European Union Allowances each year. To comply with the EU mandate, companies may either:
Take measures to emit only what they are allowed.
Reduce their emissions below the allowed amount and sell or bank the surplus EUAs.
Continue emitting above their allowance and buy EUAs in the marketplace to cover it.
Carbon Emission Reductions Credits
Certified Emission Reductions credits are also traded. These were created by the Kyoto Protocol. They are credits issued to projects in developing countries that reduce emissions.
There are also greenhouse gas emission credits, which cover more pollutants than just CO2. They can fulfill nation-specific caps in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Japan.
Is Carbon Emissions A New Form Of Currency?
This ability to buy and sell EUAs, CERs, and other units on a freely traded market has created a new form of “currency.” Traders include not only the emitters themselves but also banks, hedge funds, and other investors. They provide liquidity and increase market efficiency. A unit of carbon trading equals the reduction of one metric ton of carbon dioxide or its equivalent in other greenhouse gasses.
The idea of a tradeable market based on something that is just a concept takes trading to a new level. Even if the value of a mortgage-backed security is far removed from its underlying asset, you can still trace it back to something tangible: a loan made by a bank to a person who owns a house. Increasingly abstract forms of currency are on the rise. The 2008 financial crisis was created by new types of derivatives. The value of these collateralized debt obligations and MBS expanded far beyond that of the hard assets upon which they were based.
Creation Of New Forms Of Currency Is Bound To Continue.
In some ways, carbon trading is a new form of currency. The value of EUAs, CERs, and the like can only be traced back to a colorless, odorless gas. But the monetary value assigned to a unit of this gas is based on how much damage it can do the climate systems that affect all aspects of our lives. Like gold, but unlike a house, it doesn’t really have a “useful” value other than what the market says it has. But the market didn’t assign that value arbitrarily. It was assigned to address a threat to stability and safety of life on Earth.
