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$1,000 is a good number to start with because, reason being you start small, and then go up.
Remember stock market is almost like gambling. You put it in, calculate what you need to do and if you win
and get $2,000 net profit, you just put another $1,000 back in and then if you win again and end up with $4,000
you put, $2,000 back in and hopefully win again. c:
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I literally talked to my grandmother about this topic the other day.
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It honestly depends on how much money you have, what you're willing /to/ invest, and how much gain you want. Are you looking into more of a commodity based investment or
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I think stocks would be something worth tackling, but I wouldn't put all my money into it then have none to be able to get you out of your investments. Just be smart with your money and go for it.
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I've been doing them for years, and had no issues thus far.
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Ha ha, 1000$ is a very good joke, I would recommend 5000$ Min. J&J and Visor are stable investments.
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There is no minimum to start, you could start with one share and make 2x nothing. If you want to make or lose a lot of money then go right ahead.
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Put in a few hundred to start off just to experiment.
Once you get the hang of how the stocks fluctuate and change, put more in.
And remember, be smart about it.