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your investment is never lost until you sell, if you just wait and it comes back up then you're golden

but 0.00?? what the fuck? how did you pick that stock did you do any homework at all?

wtf

learn something from your failure, I hope you will

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You're better off buying a second house, putting the money as a down on a loan, spending time fixing the house, then renting it out.

The deal with stocks is, unless you have professional experience with it, you have absolutely no control over what happens to the company. Information that is released about it, is usually acted upon before that information is released, so when you hear about it, you have no chance making money on it. Somebody else is sitting waiting for you to buy, so that they can sell.

Stocks is really a money racket for sharks. Unless you know how it works all around, never buy stocks.

Buy and rent out houses. When you've made enough, you can hire people to do it for you, so you don't have to do shit.

I know the title is cheesy, and so is some of the things he says here, but there are valuable advice here too. Don't bother buying his books, because everything he has to say is in this video.



This post was edited by Taurean on Mar 13 2017 01:28pm
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You're better off buying a second house, putting the money as a down on a loan, spending time fixing the house, then renting it out.

The deal with stocks is, unless you have professional experience with it, you have absolutely no control over what happens to the company. Information that is released about it, is usually acted upon before that information is released, so when you hear about it, you have no chance making money on it. Somebody else is sitting waiting for you to buy, so that they can sell.

Stocks is really a money racket for sharks. Unless you know how it works all around, never buy stocks.

Buy and rent out houses. When you've made enough, you can hire people to do it for you, so you don't have to do shit.

I know the title is cheesy, and so is some of the things he says here, but there are valuable advice here too. Don't bother buying his books, because everything he has to say is in this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buK-a70E0bI


Stock investing can be very hands off. Earning income and equity from rentals is a full time job in itself, not to mention having the down side of renters who dont pay (Meaning you need additional capital to compensate), renters who damage the home, increased liability risks, etc.

Real estate can definitely be a very solid investment, but its not for everyone.
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I invested my life savings into a stock yesterday and now the stock is worth $0.00. I decided it was a bad investment and was wondering if there was a way to get my original investment back of $199.54 per share (160 shares). It has been less than 24 hours.

Thanks guys

Oh boy. I sure hope you aren't serious?
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Quote (Refrigerate @ Mar 13 2017 08:28am)
I invested my life savings into a stock yesterday and now the stock is worth $0.00. I decided it was a bad investment and was wondering if there was a way to get my original investment back of $199.54 per share (160 shares). It has been less than 24 hours.

Thanks guys


Today was a good day. At least you didn't know how to open a margin account and short something to lose more than 100%.

Also fake.
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Beginner investor
Invests life savings into a single stock
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