veilsideracer215
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Ok, I have saved about $1000 up, and I want a way to make some good money. I don't know a single thing about stocks, and I know that mutual funds pay off very little for the amount of money I would be putting into it. Online surveys and making making schemes are a complete joke, so... my question would be, what could I do?
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nayslayer99
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Hi veilsideracer215,
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William 
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I would say , learn the basic .
bcos you r NEW so take your time.
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veilsideracer214
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I'm new to the forums... i'm actually 21 years old, and I don't know crap about making money, and I need more money so that I can save more. Right now I make a whopping $150 a week at my job (I can only work 4 days a week cause i have a non-paid internship the other 3), and so I would be happy making any more money currently.
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nomav6
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I've been putting my saved money into stocks lately, but thats pretty risky, do you have any debt? student loans, car payment ect..... if so I would put that money into paying it off, it will help more in the long run, but if you dont have much debt, I would look into stocks, but like I said its pretty risky.
money talks, but all its ever told me is good bye
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quote:
Originally posted by nomav6
I've been putting my saved money into stocks lately, but thats pretty risky, do you have any debt? student loans, car payment ect..... if so I would put that money into paying it off, it will help more in the long run, but if you dont have much debt, I would look into stocks, but like I said its pretty risky.
Buy stock is not risky, it is risky if you don understand the stock you r buying.
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I'm new to the forums... i'm actually 21 years old, and I don't know crap about making money, and I need more money so that I can save more. Right now I make a whopping $150 a week at my job (I can only work 4 days a week cause i have a non-paid internship the other 3), and so I would be happy making any more money currently.
Wat i would suggest is take your time to learn and find out wat is best for you. No point going around and look for opp that make you lost $$$.
Even with the best opportunity if you do it in a wrong way. You will fail.
If you don mind to treat it as a lesson then just go for it. It is like you pay for the study.
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nomav6
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Buy stock is not risky, it is risky if you don understand the stock you r buying.
I agree, he said he was just starting out, thats why I said it was risky but like you said
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If you don mind to treat it as a lesson then just go for it. It is like you pay for the study.
its the best way to learn, and the longer you wait to get started the more you'll miss out on.
money talks, but all its ever told me is good bye
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dalilahtowers
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I would also like information on how to make quick money. Would appreciate any helpful tips.
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Pro-Accounting
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I would suggest invest money in funds, which are seperated between diffrents stocks
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isralexba
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Hi,
First of all - get your yourself some financial education. This will definetly one of the best investments you will ever make.
By understanding the basics of finance and the relevant investment tools you can save yourself a lot of hard earned money in bad investments.
Once you have reached a level with which you feel comfortable with, build yourself a virtual portfolio (many web sites offer this service) and train yourself in buying and selling for at least 3 months.
only then go out there and invest your money.
I guess you worked hard for it - so you'd better make the best use in it (and hopefully get some nice returns on this)
good luck!
The Safe Investment Guide
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smarttradepro10
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Put up your own business. But before you do that, educate yourself about what kind of commodity would sell best and give you the best ROI. If applicable, you could try selling basic commodities like electrical supplies or groceries.
Hope this helps. Good luck to you!
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