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Warren Edward Buffett (81) is an American investor, industrialist and philanthropist. He is considered one of the most successful investors viewed the world and is currently the third richest person in the world!

If you only have a share of shares of his company (Berkshire Hathaway), they would now set you back a cool $ 119,005!

To save as a child, Buffett displayed an interest and money. He went from door to door to sell chewing gum, soda or weekly magazines. For a while he worked at the grocery shop of his grandfather.

While still in high school, he made several successful money-making ideas: newspaper distribution, sale of golf balls and stamps, as well as details about cars, among them.Filing his first tax return in 1944, Buffett has seen a reduction of $ 35 for use with the bike and made on his paper route.

Dates the interest of the eighties in the stock market and invest in its infancy, back when he lived in the lounge of a regional stock brokerage near the office of the brokerage firm of his own father.

During a trip to New York at the age of ten, he made a point to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to visit. At the age of 11 he purchased three shares of Cities Services for himself and three for his sister.
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The stock market today is a very dangerous place to invest in. with all the current problems associated with the financial crisis and economic downturn are, your money at risk. If several points one hundred swings rare events in the past, today they are commonplace. In response to this threat, we need to really cover and protect their assets against these unwanted risks. One way to do this is by using the options markets. The ability of primary care is the setting. Unlike other types of trading options, buying the put option is pretty easy to understand.

The put option is essentially a contract between you and another person to ensure that the price of the shares over a certain price level for a very specific time. For this guarantee, if the person has to pay a small sum of money. A person who pays for sale is the “buyer” and the person who receives money and makes the collateral, the “seller”. Much of the matter is that the buyer of the option is now protected, no matter how the stock. For example, if someone have bought 100 shares of Apple for $ 300 and then bought a put option of $ 300, they are protected if the shares of Apple were to fall below the level of $ 300. No matter how low the price goes up, the buyer of the put option is guaranteed to sell their shares for $ 300. Of course they pay for this protection, and only last a limited time.
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Some people may confused how world greatest investors like Warren Buffet and GeorgeSoros will find the camp to choose their portfolios so that they make a profit on the stock market can be today. The answer is quite simple, as we have a passion for the stock market and put some time to do some research. However, all people can do the same,because some people are just too ignorant and they just want to make money quickly and easily.

Here are the tips, if we want to find stock recommendations stock market today:
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