Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
If a person can't do $42 a share they need to switch focus and get their money right.
Bad advice......
If a person can't do $42 a share they need to switch focus and get their money right.
No its not. If your income is so low that you can't buy a share of a stock at $42 you need to focus on getting your income up.Bad advice......
No its not. If your income is so low that you can't buy a share of a stock at $42 you need to focus on getting your income up.
The Brehs of Wall Street![]()
You pick the wrong solar or cannabis company you'll be trading sideways or worse. You jumping into the deep end right away with no swimming lessons in the shallow part of the pool first. Most beginners should start with safe mega cap companies and ETFs while they study the game than as they gain confidence move into more speculative plays and only put a small portion into them at first. A good company to start with is the bank you're opening the account with. Chase over the long term is automatic money it's the best bank in the US by far, pays a dividend and will grow over time.I'm new to game and have never traded or bought a stock in my life.
That said, the GameStop news from last week caught my interest and I'm now ready to get in and start maximizing my money.
To make a long story short, I'm starting small with a heavy focus on cannabis and solar.
Just set up an investment account with J.P. Morgan via Chase and about to drop a grand on a few shares of a stock I've targeted as a good starting point for that long haul cashout.
Wish me luck brehs.
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