Don’t ever say you have no money to invest.
If you had money to invest today, would you haphazardly go out and put your money some place where you don’t particularly know how the outcome would be? What if I say that you can put one hundred dollars into an account and expect it to gain 15% in the next three months, would you do it? If that account is mine, would you trade my word with your money? Of course you won’t. Logic tells us that we should be able to decide what’s best for us and if we think that it’s not going to be beneficial, a small voice inside us usually tells us so. Am I right?
What if you can learn how to trade stocks by taking trading lessons and then put the lessons you learned to trial. Would that work for you? I bet it would! At least by knowing the tricks of the trade, you have a much better confidence in dropping your one hundred dollars into stocks because you at least would have an expected outcome. That would be the ideal right?
Making money is not all that difficult if you know what you’re doing. Simple savings here and there could amount to a lot. Don’t ever say that you don’t have money to invest. One trick that I use is to never spend the change that I receive every time I spend dollar bills. If I paid $1.07 for a cup of coffee and handed in $2.00, the change goes right into my pocket. Even if I have to spend $5.57 for lunch, I still give $6.00 and not use my change. At the end of the day, I empty my pocket of change into a jar and each month, I take the jar to the bank and get an average of $50.00 to $100.00 that I could use for investing. Try it - you will be surprised.
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