At any rate, $3k isn't much to invest. I'd suggest looking for local ways to put your money to work, such as flipping vehicles or starting a small, simple ...
Yes it is that easy. The risk is that a recession decimates your savings, and that's why most target retirement accounts include stocks and bonds. It is very easy to do, but the best way is to use tax sheltered retirement accounts, 401k or roth ira if you arent maxing them out already hadar933 • 3 yr. ago
Answer (1 of 28): Before you ask why you’d better make sure that whether what you ask is truth or not. That is, is investing easy? As a joke goes, cash of 100 dollars is impossible to lie on the …
You can easily invest that much. You will run into problems if you intend to trade frequently (broker fees will eat you alive) but you can easily buy index ETFs ...
1. ado136 • 3 yr. ago. Save some money in cash, just for sure. Then take a look at the dividends stocks with low P/E, P/B and P/S rates (e.g. dividend kings). Do not buy expensive stocks. Try to …
To put math behind this let's say you invest 10,000 in the stock market today in 30 years at average return, that's about $100,000. If you were to put it in a bank account it will be worth $18,000 in …
The tax flexibility of investing in individual stocks (rather than indexes) helped a bit. But also not really fundamental. So bottom line, living on significantly less than my after tax earned income …
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Learning how to invest is the easy part, really. Learning how to stay rationnal, emotionnaly detached and be willing to go against the crowd, is something that can't be taught in books. To outperform the broader market on a recurring basis is extremely extremely difficult. Technically outperforming a cap-based index is easy.
Learning how to invest is the easy part, really. Learning how to stay rationnal, emotionnaly detached and be willing to go against the crowd, is something that can't be taught in books. To …
If I ever need to review them, or get feedback - it's easy to refer back to. ... Why are the Reddit moderators (like the ones on "investing") on an ego trip ...
It really is that easy! Depending on your age, however. If you’re 20 years old and are looking at a solid 4-5 decades of investing ahead of you, throw it in VTSAX and call it a day until you’re 50 or …
The easiest way is to put 120% into your career, make a lot of money, live below your means and invest the rest into S&P 500 and in the long run you will come out ahead of 99.9% of the dopes …
Answer (1 of 28): Before you ask why you’d better make sure that whether what you ask is truth or not. That is, is investing easy? As a joke goes, cash of 100 dollars is impossible to lie on the ground.
FedEx Reported Q1 EPS of $3.44 vs $5.14 consensus on revenues $23.2B vs $23.61B, guided Q2 EPS of $2.75 vs $5.48 consensus. Capex for the year reduced to $6.3B vs $6.8B. Withdrew …
And you learn to wait for those prices. And it will look easy because the start of analyzing a company can be really easy, especially when you know what to look for. The problem is relating …