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G.I.R | Could it work to take out a loan and then invest it into stocks.? |
I need to make money, the gas has been killing my pocket, then again who has it not. well anyway I've been thinking about stocks and have been told that if you invest in the right ones your money you invested will be earned back fast. I can't afford to spend a ton of money, but do you think it would work, if I take out lets say a $2,000 loan and invested $1500 or so in stocks. will I make a have way decent profet off of it maybe a couple houndred dollars a month. |
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Do not do this...you'd might as well take out a loan from a loan shark...in fact, why don't you just save your time and effort and break your own legs instead |
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A nobody
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I think you better educate yourself, not only about the stock market but investments in general
No you can not take out a loan to buy securities, First when applying for a loan you should state the loan is for investing, if the bank is dumb enough to give you a loan, they should hold the shares for collateral.
What you want to do is the result of very illogical thinking, how much interest are you going to have to pay for the loan (if you can get one), if you don't have any money now, how are you going to make loan payments.
You can do what you have "thought" out to do, put as someone once said, "there's one born every minute".
I think what would be better appropriate, "A fool and his money is soon parted"
How many other 25 watt bulbs are out there? |
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grahamheyes
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That would be a very unwise thing to do in the present economic climate.
Here is the reason why......
The amount of interest that the banks charge you for a loan is based on the amount they think they could make by investing the money themselves on the stock market plus a profit margin for the bank.
Therefore, to make money you would have to do better than the boffins working for the bank, with all of their knowledge and experience.
Nice thought, but really is not going to work.
Never invest more money than you can afford to lose.
Even big companies are going to be in trouble over the next 12 months. |
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bud68
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Stock speculating with borrowed money is D-U-M-B. |
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zygote222
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Why on earth would you expect to earn double-digit profits every month? That's what you would have to do in order to make a couple hundred in profit per month on a $1500 investment. What happens if you make a bad call and lose $200 instead? Then you would be left with only $1300 to invest and would have to make a 15% profit just to get back to even. In the meantime your lender isn't going to wait while you try to earn enough to make your monthly payment on the debt.
So, yes you could try investing money from a loan in the stock market, but you could also spend the entire amount on lottery tickets. Better yet, you could head directly for bankruptcy court and eliminate the middleman. They all lead to the same result in the end. |
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R.A.Biddog
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the probability is that you will lose your butt. The small loan will probably cost you 20% interest, more if you're late with a payment. The market is okay for long term investment, but to make quick money in the short run you have to rely on risky stocks that may or may not make big bucks . These stocks are usually start up companies which have a 90% chance of going belly up. Then you have to consider that buting and selling stocks is not free. You need a broker. That costs money. You'd be better off buying savings bonds. |
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Ayanna
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Fortunately, the internet has opened up a host of opportunities to obtain such loans. There are websites that specialize in just that. Furthermore, there are traditional lenders that offer an online application pathway<!--provides you with provisional acceptance depending upon your ability to prove your statements to the lender. This streamlines the lending process and gets rid of a lot of borrowing anxiety. If you meet specified criteria and can prove that you do, then you will definitely get the loan.
http://best-loans.awardspace.com/
How to get a particular loan should only be one aspect of your research, the other (even more important) things you need to take into account are the terms and conditions of the loan, your ability to make the monthly-->payments and whether or not you will need to put up real estate as security.Once you have taken the time to ask yourself some searching questions and also get some reliable answers from lenders, you will be in a much better position to choose a loan. |
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SuperCactus
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Yes, a lot of money can be made in the stock market, but most people aren't able to do it.
Do some practice trading before risking real money. Pick three stocks you think will be going up in price over the next 30 days. Write down the date purchased and the cost per share.
If you can do that a few times and make a profit... then try it with real money. |
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Ryan
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Yes you can. there are a few ways that are actually written in this article: What Loans Can I Get to Invest at Millionaire Money Habits.
I wouldn't recommend it, but it can be done. Probably the most popular investment loan strategy, most brokerage firms will allow you to open a margin account. Since margin balances are high interest rate loans, they are generally used for short-term trading. This is traditionally how trading is done on the foreign exchange (forex) market.
You can also get a line of credit from a private lender, use your credit card, or get a home equity loan. |
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tjay
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play poker, profit |
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