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Originally Posted by kipchirchir

unless you are dealing with trading stocks exclusively,To me the best way is to treat investing in the stock market exactly like a savings account — or a piggy bank. You decide on an amount (let’s say $200) that you can afford to deposit every week or month. You add that much to your investment at the predetermined interval, regardless of the current price of the stocks. I recall i started puting $20 bucks everyweek when i was a student with this agent -.ShareBuilder: Buy Stocks Online and invest your money at ShareBuilder and 2 years later its grown to around 3000k.I just monitor the variation on the major movers like XOM but the rest I let the Markets control it especially if you invest in low risk stock like S&P 500 INDEX which grows slowly but surely.

If you have $5,000 cash , No need to put it to stocks. bump it up to ~$10,000-12,000 invest in a capital investment that generates hard cash. e.g an 18 Wheeler. Get someone to drive it and attach it to a load dispatcher for a commision and monitor its progress as you do you other professional work or whatever use your profesional job as anextra buffer for any problems that arise in your investment,.That way you are assurred of decent NET cash every payment period after you have paid out your expenses.Thats what I did when I found myself with extra cash and I needed to invest .

Yah I know Kip but seriously you know me...he he he ...I just cannot manage an 18 wheeler.I'd rather real estate sort of orientation. I have to like get YOU to do it or like hang around you doing that biz then know the thing.Btw those 18 wheelers they haribika in the middle of the nite na huko East Tx, then I have to drive over those sides bila knowing what's what.....yo' that's quite complicated... I'll call u up btw.