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 Have you ever found money? |
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2) How much did you find?
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 How can i Disappear? |
im almost 18, i have over 5k saved up, i have a passport.
i wanna Disappear.
where should i go?
i was thinking Europe.
i live in the US
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| Is 21 too young to invest in the stock market? |
I am thinking about it, but Im aware theres many risks involved.
Should I wait a bit longer until I have more income or just try something out now to get an understanding of how it works? |
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sevasxes
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there should be more people as interested as you are.
you're never too young. just obviously be careful with how much you invest, and what you invest in. you are obviously not going to take $10,000 and invest it in some junior mining company that may or may not go bankrupt depending on their latest exploration. but, if you have some extra money, even as low as $500, you can invest it in some blue-chip company that you know won't decrease in the long run. and the fun part is going to be researching these types of companies.
the earlier you start learning how to research and pick companies, the easier it'll be when you do have more money.
btw, to start, i'd recommend the financial sector, i.e. bank stocks. you truly can't go wrong.
good luck. |
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apisbelifera
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What does age have to do with it !!
All you need is a little luck and and some good leads . There are stock clubs around where folks pool their ideas and money, maybe that would be safer .
You win some, you lose some . Just don't go hog wild if you have a little success and take big risks . Also remember to buy low and sell high .
Good luck to 'ya .
P.S. how about taking a course at a local college in finance .They have stock clubs as part of that, I think . |
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trashy
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I think as long as you know what your doing or what the results of your actions go ahead, your an adult now.
But! ......if you have any doubt do not do it. |
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No 21 is not to young... I would research the market first before deciding to try it out so that way you will already have a feel for "how it works". If you are feeling a little skeptical about the stock market then there are other investment opportunities out there as well. CD's, money market, savings bonds, etc ... |
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NINA
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it's never too early to invest in the stock market. And 21 is the perfect age to invest. Just invest according to your income. |
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lizzgeorge
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21 is not too young to learn about investing and start saving. The sooner you start investing for your retirement/future, the faster and larger your portfolio will grow!
You should open a Roth IRA as soon as you have earned income to save (including babysitting money, etc). A Roth IRA is a retirement account that offers many great tax breaks--in order to encourage you to save for retirement. But you can also take your contributions back out any time with no tax/penalty (you can only take out the interest/dividends/gains on those contributions in order to pay for college expenses or your first home or other special circumstances though). So it's a great, flexible account in which to start investing in stocks. You can trade stocks within an IRA, but it's best just to buy a broad market index fund or a target retirement fund (usually a collection of index funds).
It's nearly impossible to beat the market trading stocks, no matter what kind of account you do it in, especially if you don't have very much to invest. This is because commissions, fees, and short term capital gains tax (30%!) eat into your returns big time--if you even manage to have any returns! Index funds beat the market--and stock pickers (ie regular mutual funds)--much better over time.
You need to get a book or two on basic financial planning. I recommend Smart Women Finish Rich, Young Fabulous and Broke, and/or The Automatic Millionaire. There are tons, though, and you can learn a lot online. Try www.fool.com, yahoo finance, and msn finance. |
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mrphaka
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get pro advice, you could easily loose your investment! |
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Phoenix13's new account
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Some jobs allow you to purchase their stock by taking so much out of you check. This is an excellent idea as long as it is a good coompany, such as wal mart. Starting early as long as you have the resources, and are willing to take the losses, with the profits is a great idea. |
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zerlina208
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If you want safe play open yourself up an IRA you can move the money around and you can start is with just 25.00 and 25.00 per month. Have fun with it and you will retire in style |
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calliope320
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You can certainly start, particularly so you can learn how to do it better when you're older, but I would avoid putting all of your available money into stocks at this time. You (or anyone, for that matter) should have at least three months of living expenses in a liquid low/no-risk account before gambling the money on high-risk ventures. |
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regenetech123
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No, but could be too old. |
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fushia
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get some good advice and go for it . you might make your fortune. |
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Sultan Cartman
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no course, not. Just make sure you know what you doing, start off by buying a relatively small number of shares in blue chip companies. That way your risk of losing liquid are minimized. If you can make a profit through it, even as teeny tiny as like 1%, then move on to frying the bigger fish. |
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bperez2002
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it is never to early to invest in your future |
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