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Featuremansays
@8Visionz Investing in stocks is OK for any age if the investor has financial stability. That means a bank account for emergency funds, a job or source of income for expenses and a knowledge of the risks of investments. This is a good time to be thinking? of real estate investing and income from your field of expertise as well as stocks. There are very young stock investors who do well but be prepared. Thanks.
8Visionzsays
I have a question. I’m 20 years old and I? want to start investing or thinking about to start investing. Am I in a good age to start a brokerage account? I don’t have a credit card and right now I have a well credit score
Featuremansays
@MickeyDee0341? Thank you. I am sure you will do well and be very happy.
MickeyDee0341says
Good life advice AND good financial advice. I’m a 21 year old student working a part-time job to get by. I think this is the sort of well-balanced advice that I’ll be? needing to be productive and happy. Thanks!
Featuremansays
@8Visionz Thank you.?
8Visionzsays
Very informative. Thanks for? this tutorial. “Thumbs Up”
Featuremansays
@BunWackettBuzzard You are very welcome. Thank you.?
BunWackettBuzzardsays
Thank you for this video. I already? thought about waiting around a year before I buy stock, it is always best to be reserved, it gives you focus.
Featuremansays
@a4wong Thank you. That is a good idea.? Save a slice for me.
a4wongsays
After watching this tutorial..? i dont want to trade in stocks anymore.. i just want to eat apple pie..:P
Featuremansays
I have not heard of binary options. I never trade options. Options are leveraged trading. I do not? buy or sell options. Thanks.
wankerbreasays
@Featureman have you heard of binary options and? traders like banc de binary are tey real or a scam, i want to get into this but im a bit suspicious.
Featuremansays
@Agorsan I do not? invest in commodities. I buy individual stocks. I usually buy stocks which pay dividends. There are mining and drilling stocks and mutual funds, some of which pay dividends, but I personally would not be a buyer of those. You will need to research anything you choose as an investment. Thanks.
Agorsansays
Thank you i wasnt sure on how the market worked until now 🙂
Btw if i was to invest 200 GBP (Great British Pounds) into oil or gold would they be worth it ? however i have seen that they are 111 USD for 1 share in gold and? it went down and goes up every day.
Also i want to understand something.
If theyre is little of something like gold would the gold stock go up making money ? or down ?
thank you
Featuremansays
@derrickisme Thank you very? much.
derrickismesays
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge while explaining that there’s more to life than just money. Very thankful there are people like? you out there still.
Featuremansays
@Rimmer7 There is a bit of gambling? involved with investing, but it is a good idea to spread the risk out so you do not bet the grocery money on a hot tip. It is possible to make good investments that will last for a lifetime. Good luck. Thanks.
Rimmer7says
Should I take “Follow the game plan” to mean? “Don’t gamble”?
Featuremansays
@0Dist Thank you.? I have at least ten of the financial tutorials up now. I also put up a Pick of the Week for investors to study. Thanks.
0Distsays
I finally had the time to start watching these videos, and I’m very happy so far. It’s nice to hear your bit of life wisdom at the end, which I find to be very true.
Thanks for sharing your? knowledge, and I hope you continue this series!
Featuremansays
@cupcakekid23 There are many ways to be diversified. You could invest in an ETF, which is an exchange traded fund. Choose an index fund of some kind? that invests in many companies. Search “index funds, ETF” and see what comes up and study that or just invest in a company you think will be around for many years to come. Good luck. Thanks.
cupcakekid23says
I’m 16 years old, trying to make some extra money for college, or whatever’s might need it for. In your video, you said you should invest in various companies not just one. Well the thing is, I’m only starting with $500. Would you recommend putting that into one company or splitting it like you said in the video. Thanks.?
Featuremansays
@itsyaboy631 You are? very welcome. Thanks.
Featuremansays
@panyidavid You can set up a portfolio at most financial sites such as Yahoo or Google and then just do some imaginary buys and? sells to test your skills. Just search “stock portfolio.” Thanks.
panyidavidsays
Is there any sites which offer a kind of free simulation? of the real stocks with virtual cash??
Featureman says
@8Visionz Investing in stocks is OK for any age if the investor has financial stability. That means a bank account for emergency funds, a job or source of income for expenses and a knowledge of the risks of investments. This is a good time to be thinking? of real estate investing and income from your field of expertise as well as stocks. There are very young stock investors who do well but be prepared. Thanks.
8Visionz says
I have a question. I’m 20 years old and I? want to start investing or thinking about to start investing. Am I in a good age to start a brokerage account? I don’t have a credit card and right now I have a well credit score
Featureman says
@MickeyDee0341? Thank you. I am sure you will do well and be very happy.
MickeyDee0341 says
Good life advice AND good financial advice. I’m a 21 year old student working a part-time job to get by. I think this is the sort of well-balanced advice that I’ll be? needing to be productive and happy. Thanks!
Featureman says
@8Visionz Thank you.?
8Visionz says
Very informative. Thanks for? this tutorial. “Thumbs Up”
Featureman says
@BunWackettBuzzard You are very welcome. Thank you.?
BunWackettBuzzard says
Thank you for this video. I already? thought about waiting around a year before I buy stock, it is always best to be reserved, it gives you focus.
Featureman says
@a4wong Thank you. That is a good idea.? Save a slice for me.
a4wong says
After watching this tutorial..? i dont want to trade in stocks anymore.. i just want to eat apple pie..:P
Featureman says
I have not heard of binary options. I never trade options. Options are leveraged trading. I do not? buy or sell options. Thanks.
wankerbrea says
@Featureman have you heard of binary options and? traders like banc de binary are tey real or a scam, i want to get into this but im a bit suspicious.
Featureman says
@Agorsan I do not? invest in commodities. I buy individual stocks. I usually buy stocks which pay dividends. There are mining and drilling stocks and mutual funds, some of which pay dividends, but I personally would not be a buyer of those. You will need to research anything you choose as an investment. Thanks.
Agorsan says
Thank you i wasnt sure on how the market worked until now 🙂
Btw if i was to invest 200 GBP (Great British Pounds) into oil or gold would they be worth it ? however i have seen that they are 111 USD for 1 share in gold and? it went down and goes up every day.
Also i want to understand something.
If theyre is little of something like gold would the gold stock go up making money ? or down ?
thank you
Featureman says
@derrickisme Thank you very? much.
derrickisme says
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge while explaining that there’s more to life than just money. Very thankful there are people like? you out there still.
Featureman says
@Rimmer7 There is a bit of gambling? involved with investing, but it is a good idea to spread the risk out so you do not bet the grocery money on a hot tip. It is possible to make good investments that will last for a lifetime. Good luck. Thanks.
Rimmer7 says
Should I take “Follow the game plan” to mean? “Don’t gamble”?
Featureman says
@0Dist Thank you.? I have at least ten of the financial tutorials up now. I also put up a Pick of the Week for investors to study. Thanks.
0Dist says
I finally had the time to start watching these videos, and I’m very happy so far. It’s nice to hear your bit of life wisdom at the end, which I find to be very true.
Thanks for sharing your? knowledge, and I hope you continue this series!
Featureman says
@cupcakekid23 There are many ways to be diversified. You could invest in an ETF, which is an exchange traded fund. Choose an index fund of some kind? that invests in many companies. Search “index funds, ETF” and see what comes up and study that or just invest in a company you think will be around for many years to come. Good luck. Thanks.
cupcakekid23 says
I’m 16 years old, trying to make some extra money for college, or whatever’s might need it for. In your video, you said you should invest in various companies not just one. Well the thing is, I’m only starting with $500. Would you recommend putting that into one company or splitting it like you said in the video. Thanks.?
Featureman says
@itsyaboy631 You are? very welcome. Thanks.
Featureman says
@panyidavid You can set up a portfolio at most financial sites such as Yahoo or Google and then just do some imaginary buys and? sells to test your skills. Just search “stock portfolio.” Thanks.
panyidavid says
Is there any sites which offer a kind of free simulation? of the real stocks with virtual cash??