Lux Investing
How do you invest your money?
I'm thinking of investing some money. How do you invest money and how much money do u need to start? How old do u have to be to start investing money?
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- I you have to ask on a forum like this..... oh well THINK PLEASE, there are people who are in the Business, like your friendly local banker, and I'm not saying that you should take anybodies advice straight out, but listen to a lot of different advice and then make up your own mind... Can U dig it?
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- There are multiple ways of investing your money. Stock markets, options, futures, real-estate market, currencies, bonds... My recommendation is to start with the stock markets. If you are willing to invest by your own, It's as easy as having a pc and internet, an account with an online broker and some money(whatever amount, but it would be good to start with not less than 2000USD or equivalent). You can also use professional advice. You can start investing since you are 18 or over. Good Luck
- I invest in stocks. I figure out what industries are doing well then I invest in the best company in those industries. For example, right now technology, oil, and financials are doing well. The best company in the technology industry is Apple. So I invested in Apple. Even in a recession there is at least one industry that is doing well so you can always make money. You have to be 18 to own stocks. You can start with any amount of money, although different brokers may require different amounts of money to be deposited into your account to start with.
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- You can put money in a bank, invest in property, stock market or anything really. There has never been easier time to invest in the stock market. All you need is internet access & an account with an online broker. You can probably get started with a couple of hundred dollars - but about $2,000 would be a better place to start. Online brokers like thinkorswim.com or spectrumlive.com [& there are many others] will let you open a test account - where you trade with pretend money & you can see how you go - better than loosing your own money whilst you learn. I've learned a lot by signing up to a free investing newsletter from http://www.thedailytradingreport.com [they won't try & sell you anything]. They talk about what is happening in the markets & why the prices are changing. Stock market can be risky, but the returns can be very high. Putting your money in a bank will generally be safer, but the returns are not that great.
