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[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by 3kings

Whatever you can afford. You are young enough that it will build over the next 40 years until you need it.

I've done a lot of the same stupid crap gambling that you have done. That's why I gave you a little advise to get out last year when I sensed you were getting in trouble. I bet 10-15 games a year now only when I have a strong opinion and it works for me.

I bet 10-15 a week. Im taking a stand tonight on a game I LOVE. I am officialy done, if it does not work out.

Back to stocks, is losing your $ likely?

[RockHardTen1985]

I really want to learn. Is it something you can make a quick score on, or is it long term stuff?

[3kings]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

I bet 10-15 a week. Im taking a stand tonight on a game I LOVE. I am officialy done, if it does not work out.

Back to stocks, is losing your $ likely?

To answer your question, if you are investing for the long term, historically you shouldn't lose money. If you put your money in and out and move it around all the time, there is a chance that you will lose money.

I only invest in funds and stocks as a vehicle for retirement. If I make a big score on a stock or two I just buy something else with the profits. I don't need the money I invest for day to day life.

[Dahoss]

Oh my god

[dalakhani]

Nov 1, 2010. 7:02 p.m

The start of the second dip of the recession.

[clyde]

That were funny!!

[chucklestheclown]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Nov 1, 2010. 7:02 p.m

The start of the second dip of the recession.

Not enough money to make a real impact. If it were Delta Downs there could be trouble.