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re: starting investments
Posted on 11/12/12 at 10:01 pm to RickAstley
Posted on 11/12/12 at 10:01 pm to RickAstley
I'm asking because I'm still in college and have no capital to invest as of yet. I have a very sound money mind, but I lack field knowledge as to what is currently working under this high inflation, 0% FED interest rate clusterf&%k of a system. I'd like to start investing in my future as soon as I start my career in another year, but I want to already know where to start. I don't just want to have a small retirement fund that will tank with the next stock market crash. I want to start from nothing and build an empire one trade at a time...or at least settle for a long term investment that will give me more than plenty to retire on. I'm hoping being Jewish helps 
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Posted on 11/12/12 at 10:08 pm to kingbob
put a little away each paycheck until you can afford a small 3 BR section 8 rental home purchased with cash. about the best ROI you'll find these days.
Posted on 11/12/12 at 10:10 pm to kingbob
Honestly, the stock market, even though its pretty volatile in the short-term, is the best bet for the long run. If you are still in college, then I wouldn't worry about losing all your capital especially if you go with large cap stocks. I don't have too much field knowledge to give you great advise though.
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