How can a little guy with small means make big profits in the stock market? After pondering on the toilet I have considered that considering uncertainties, time, transaction costs it is not feasible for the tiny absolute returns an investor makes. And this is not taking taxes into account!
My theory is basically economies of scale. Transaction costs and cost of living are assumed to be constant so even with a small rate of return the absolute return is significant.
Nita asked:
I’d like to invest some money instead of borrowing to my brother’s company . How is that going to work? Do I get the profit every profit every month? If I change my mind can I always get the initial money I put?
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I’d like to invest some money instead of borrowing to my brother’s company . How is that going to work? Do I get the profit every profit every month? If I change my mind can I always get the initial money I put?
money.co.uk
Chae_Eire asked:
I have a great job and great opportunity to invest. I work at a college and bring home about $1450 a month. My housing is paid for by the school. I have an apartment on-campus and a meal plan during the year. Cable, internet, phone, electricty….all paid for. My car is paid for. My cc bills will be paid off this month. My only expenses are my cell phone bill and a $170/month payment for student loans (consolidated). I’m 30, working on my master’s, and would like to buy a house and start a family within the next 5-10 years. I’m also worried about starting late in life saving for retirement. So, what should I do with the money? I have a savings account. I have about $500 in I-bonds. The school also puts in 4% of my salary into an retirement account and will match up to 7%. Should I do that? More bonds? Focus on the savings account? Roth or Traditional IRA (confused on which would be best for me)? Pay off my student loans first? Invest in gold? - dad’s suggestion
I have a great job and great opportunity to invest. I work at a college and bring home about $1450 a month. My housing is paid for by the school. I have an apartment on-campus and a meal plan during the year. Cable, internet, phone, electricty….all paid for. My car is paid for. My cc bills will be paid off this month. My only expenses are my cell phone bill and a $170/month payment for student loans (consolidated). I’m 30, working on my master’s, and would like to buy a house and start a family within the next 5-10 years. I’m also worried about starting late in life saving for retirement. So, what should I do with the money? I have a savings account. I have about $500 in I-bonds. The school also puts in 4% of my salary into an retirement account and will match up to 7%. Should I do that? More bonds? Focus on the savings account? Roth or Traditional IRA (confused on which would be best for me)? Pay off my student loans first? Invest in gold? - dad’s suggestion
tmac5445 asked:
I know most limit orders for stocks are listed at the whole dollar or half dollar increments (25, 25.5 , 26 , 26.5 ect). How can I profit by knowing this information? Can I take advantage of these preset orders on highly illiquid stocks? Any LEGAL ideas for profiting from this knowledge would be greatly appreciated!
I know this by looking at the charts of stocks, you can see a significant buying support at the whole numbers. Therefore i can infer there are a large number of preset limit orders at these points.
I know most limit orders for stocks are listed at the whole dollar or half dollar increments (25, 25.5 , 26 , 26.5 ect). How can I profit by knowing this information? Can I take advantage of these preset orders on highly illiquid stocks? Any LEGAL ideas for profiting from this knowledge would be greatly appreciated!
I know this by looking at the charts of stocks, you can see a significant buying support at the whole numbers. Therefore i can infer there are a large number of preset limit orders at these points.
galia_62801 asked:
My home is right on the lake.Dead end road,out in country but close to town.It is a 4Br.but one of the Br.has a loft.Roof over patio.Has woodstove & new furnace,never used.Big garage w/office area & work area & a wood shed.Great for the hunter plenty of deer,ducks,squirls & fishing or just anyone who loves to enjoy nature.I have deer come right in driveway & walk around.Good investment also.is a fixer upper many option one can do. Will except best offer.Having to move because of income.
(investment opportunity)-For years the people around the lake have been wanting to buy ground .When I bought this house I was going to use it for investment.FINALLY the city is going to sell the ground only to the homeowners below appraisal prise.once that is done then any other ground they will sell for higher prise.Being it is on dead end road I can get as much ground as I want going around the lake & sell later.alots one can do,sell lots,subdivition,boat docks but don’t have the money need partner
My home is right on the lake.Dead end road,out in country but close to town.It is a 4Br.but one of the Br.has a loft.Roof over patio.Has woodstove & new furnace,never used.Big garage w/office area & work area & a wood shed.Great for the hunter plenty of deer,ducks,squirls & fishing or just anyone who loves to enjoy nature.I have deer come right in driveway & walk around.Good investment also.is a fixer upper many option one can do. Will except best offer.Having to move because of income.
(investment opportunity)-For years the people around the lake have been wanting to buy ground .When I bought this house I was going to use it for investment.FINALLY the city is going to sell the ground only to the homeowners below appraisal prise.once that is done then any other ground they will sell for higher prise.Being it is on dead end road I can get as much ground as I want going around the lake & sell later.alots one can do,sell lots,subdivition,boat docks but don’t have the money need partner