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tlove49017 | How can i turn $10,000 dollars in to $75,000 dollars in 6 months? |
mutual funds or stocks |
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robert t
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You can honestly do it trading options. You could get a margin account which would automatically give you a $20000 account, $10k yours and $10k borrowed. Then buy "calls" on stocks you think are going to go up and "puts" on stocks you think are going to go down. If you chose wisely you will get rich quick, if foolishly you will be over $20,000 in debt in a matter of days. |
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joseph y
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The best and it is risky is by buying margins. That is the only way to increase your wealth. |
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goobermandudeguysaweet
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Neither. I think that's impossible pretty much. Try having a lemonade stand. You can make good money off of those. And with 10,000 dollars worth of lemonade? You can make a huge profit that could easily reach $75,000 in 6 months. No problem. Good luck. |
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steve
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In this market????
Take it to Vegas and bet on "odd" |
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Frank Castle
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You need at least $25,000.00 to daytrade by Law.
I suggest you to keep saving half your paycheck until you have saved enough and then you can drop me a line.
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Dax
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You could possibly do that in real estate in construction. There are some financial tricks to get development done with minimal equity requirements and then sale for a quick profit. It would be cutting it close though, finding, structuring a deal, and then selling. I would be able to do this in about 12 months. 6 months is tough, but it maybe possible with the right deal if the due dilligence and plans are already done ahead of time. |
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dude
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HAHAHAHAHA. are you seriously going to take the opinion of someone on yahoo answers? |
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Sugarbear
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I don't think I've ever seen a mutual fund offer that kind of return in 6 months. Stocks on the other hand have done so, but that's basically the same as gambling. If you are serious about investing in either, I recommend that you go read up about it on wikipedia. |
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deano
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You probably won't. But hey, try! Pick up a book on investing in real estate pre-forclosure property. |
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ebkelly74
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Neither mutual funds nor stocks can give you a 750% return in 6 months unless you get extremely lucky. Some kind of business venture might be able to do that for you. |
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