Ethereum, jde to do haj*lu?

Napsal marat;1398952

Aha, já ještě žiju v době, kdy když deska měla dva x16 sloty, tak byla luxus. :)

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A ono se vyplatí těžit kryptoměny při ceně elektřiny u nás? Vždycky jsem to viděl jenom v Číně a zemích třetího světa. Nebo když dotyčný elektřinu kradl.

Napsal cargopro;1398913

a není lepší hrát ruletu? Tam se dá k penězům krátkodobě přijít rychleji nebo je prodrbat efektovněji s ohledem na čas, proč se onanovat s kryploměnami?

Napsal Re4DeR;1399048

nebylo by lepsi drzet hubu kdyz tomu nerozumis a jit do reality neco uzitecnyho?

Napsal Frajerlada;1399063

Etherum +13% za posledních 24h. :)

Podvod? Pokud nemáte finanční vzdělání, pak je opravdu lepší neinvestovat. I na investici do zlata se dá prodělat, když v roce 2008 spadla cena z 944 USD na 800 USD. :(

Napsal tomagio;1398947

1) a 2) Když přijde tak lidi přejdou na ETC ne? To by tím nemělo být ovlivněno, ne?

Napsal cargopro;1399065

finančně vzdělaní investovali do derivátů a jak dopadli, normální člověk se drží zlata a jiných komodit a podobné zhovadilosti jako kryproměny, indexy ho nemohou nikdy zruinovat.

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With all the malfeasance in the world of finance, you wouldn't expect the humble index fund to be near the top of the Most Wanted list. This is, after all, an industry where people make millions through insider trading, and where sleazy advisers buy penny stocks for senior citizens. Yet, who is the target of the fiercest outrage in the financial industry these days? Those unspeakably malignant index funds and ETFs.

These are the same funds that allow even the smallest investors to build diversified, tax-efficient portfolios at rock-bottom cost. They've liberated investors from the corrosive costs of traditional funds and made it possible to invest on your own without having to research companies and buy individual stocks. So what's with the article in the September issue of The Atlantic called Are Index Funds Evil?, with the subtitle, "A growing chorus of experts argue that they're strangling the economy – and must be stopped"?

The article's main argument goes like this. For decades, index funds have been held up as a triumph for ordinary investors at the expense of overpaid active fund managers. But their success has led to some collateral damage: namely, consumers may be paying more for some goods and services.

That's because a small number of huge index fund and ETF providers hold massive stakes in U.S. companies. Three firms – Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street – together own about 15 per cent of the shares of major U.S. airlines. Some economists argue that this high level of common ownership creates disincentives for companies to compete with one another, resulting in, for example, higher costs for airline tickets.