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<blockquote data-quote="Steve1578" data-source="post: 15293093" data-attributes="member: 174786"><p>Invest into a mutual fund if you want to diversify. Don't just start investing in random stocks, even blue chips. A good mutual fund will own position in all those plus others to help hedge against the volatility. I day trade "professionally" and would not recommend any beginners just throwing money into the markets.</p><p></p><p>There's also "The 3% signal" strategy that invester Jason Kelly speaks of in his same-titled book.</p><p>It's a very simple strategy, its objective is to make 3% quarterly in the markets just buying & holding a variation of the Dow. It's very easy to grasp. If you're more hands-on and would rather do your own investing as opposed to just throwing it into an account, I suggest that. Or as others have said, your overall greatest investment will be your home.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve1578, post: 15293093, member: 174786"] Invest into a mutual fund if you want to diversify. Don't just start investing in random stocks, even blue chips. A good mutual fund will own position in all those plus others to help hedge against the volatility. I day trade "professionally" and would not recommend any beginners just throwing money into the markets. There's also "The 3% signal" strategy that invester Jason Kelly speaks of in his same-titled book. It's a very simple strategy, its objective is to make 3% quarterly in the markets just buying & holding a variation of the Dow. It's very easy to grasp. If you're more hands-on and would rather do your own investing as opposed to just throwing it into an account, I suggest that. Or as others have said, your overall greatest investment will be your home. [/QUOTE]
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