The futures market
From page 26 contract. This does not allow enough to stay in the market to ride out temporary fluctuations, or to spread risk. The minimum needed would probably be $2OOO, and this should be money the investor can afford to lose. The person likely to do best is the one who will put $5OOO to $lO,OOO at least into the market and who will be prepared to trade over 12 months. : '
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