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I am brand new to stock trading I have been researching for ...
I am brand new to stock trading I have been researching for the last few weeks still have not put any money yet in stock so my question is if im starting with a 100$ hypothetically speaking what would be your best advice for short term investing.i appreciate any suggestions TX.
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151326437 : Hi. I suggest you start off with two ETFS. They are SPY and QQQ. SPY tracks the S&P500. That is the top 500 companies in the US. QQQ track the top 100 companies on the NASDAC mainly tech stocks. But around $40k of each. Good luck…
151326437 : With $100, I suggest you invest in an EFT such as SPY or VTI. They capture all companies in the S@P500, good annual return of approx 8pc. Another good one if you like tech stocks is QQQ. This ETF includes the top 100 companies on the NASDAC. Good luck…
Ihateleverage : With $100 depending on if you want a fairly quick return or you want to set it and forget it I would go into Crypto you can flip that 100 quickly then come back to stocks. If you need help navigating that market I’m obsessed with it I research up to 12 hours a day and day trade the market all comes down to your risk tolerance and financial goals. I will say look at that 100 like it’s already gone though or this game will make u crazy.
intuitive Jackal_354 : wait until January, avoid penny stocks and meemee stocks
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