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What can I do with $100? Is there a way to invest such a low amount of money?
Normally, this would go into a savings account that would generate interest, but suppose that is not an option (and it isn't in my case). Is there a way to invest $100 in penny stocks or something similar online? How would I approach that?
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- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
You make your money by buying low and selling high. Look at the trends, do research on the company. $100 will be okay to start out with.
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- 4 years ago
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- Raymond L.Lv 59 years ago
you could do that, like go and open a scottrade account,
BUT, you would run a HUGE risk of losing everything!!!
1. $100 is NOT a lot of money.
2. the VAst majority of stocks priced under $1 will go bust.
3.