11 + 1 Grave Investment Errors, Brazil in the Abyss, People Need Online Work – Charts of the Week

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This week, I made a longer post listing the 11 + 1 worse investment mistakes small investors often make. Brazilian stocks are down 52 percent in dollar terms compared to the end of last year, why? Let’s speak about online work, freelancing, self-employment, and part-time jobs. Fiverr and Upwork.

This is my weekly chart and post recommendation for you. I started a new project on my financial web page, Agelessfinance, publishing now “charts of the day” for you, readers. I present you the summaries and if you are interested in the topics, or the charts in better resolution, just click on the image. But the posts contain much more than a chart. Also, click if you want to know more about the background of these trends.

11 + 1 Grave Investment Errors Robinhood Newbies May Commit

This post also contains a chart, but in reality, it is a longer reading about the mistakes small investors use to make.

Everyone wants to know what the best investment is and doesn’t want to deal with common investment errors.
Many people are trading now in the new coronavirus crisis.
Small investors often fall into fatal traps and lose their entire capital.
Many people buy too high and sell at low prices.
They miss basic safety precautions.
Stock market dreams may go to the grave for forever because of well-known investment errors.

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People Need Online Work and Fiverr Skyrockets

In the coronavirus crisis, online work is very popular.
Even full-time online jobs are possible.
Freelancing, self-employment, and part-time jobs complete the picture.
Fiverr and Upwork stock prices exploded.

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Crashing Brazilian Real and Bovespa in the Abyss

The Brazilian real crashed this year and was the second worst-performing currency.
Also, the Bovespa Brazilian stock market index fell over 32 percent.
Brazilian stocks are down 52 percent in dollar terms compared to the end of last year.
The compounding effect of the coronavirus, commodity prices, and political issues?