As a stay at home mom, I am always looking for ways to earn a little extra cash for the bills and the house. it can be really tough though being a mom who has been out of work for so long, to find a job.
A good way to make money is to invest in stocks, The hard part is knowing what stock to invest in. You have to pick and choose what to invest in, companies can lose everything in an instant. There is a program created by Timothy Sykes, that helps you find the best stocks to buy.
Timothy Sykes was a student who used gift money to become a millionaire by trading penny stocks. Now he has started a challenge to help everyone learn how to make millions just buy knowing the best stocks to buy. The challenge helps you learn Tim’s secret strategies, and even a one on one conversation.
Get serious about taking your income to the next level.
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I’ve been following Tim for quite a while, and never once heard him mention anything about being a liquor salesman. I think you’re referring to one of Tim’s students.
Also, for any newbies out there, Tim is an expert in his field. But IMO, from personal experience, if you don’t have basic understanding of *investing*, and how the stock market operates, don’t even think about *trading*.
Learn the basics of the stock market first before you leap into day-trading. You can get plenty of free beginner content, as well as step-by-step tutorials, on sites like investopedia.com and fool.com. You will also get a wealth of information from the other users in the community, as well as their comments on articles.
This will eventually give you the freedom to start picking your own investments and not blindly follow someone else’s advice without understanding what you’re actually investing in.
If you do decide to go ahead and pay for advice, just be prepared to lose any money you invest until you fully grasp how the financial markets work.
Realistically, this will take a few thousand hours of combined learning and investing with real money to test and hone your skills. Trading on paper is easy, but once you start using your own real money, you have to also learn to control your emotions when making investment decisions.
Good luck.