Financial Advice for Providers

[dallastxjim]

Financial advice - free and no strings attached. I already spend an hour a day reading this site, I might as well be useful. I have a very solid background in school and professionally. I am knowledgeable when it comes to investments, real estate, insurance, even everyday transactions like buying a car (although everyone, including me, thinks they always get the best deal).

I would never ask for specific information, or do anything other than offer advice or research a question.

PM me with any questions.

[Tigger]

What stock(s) should I purchase today that will appreciate 1000% in 10 years?

[LovingKayla]

Good luck. I've offered to teach for free some stuff we paid dearly for but is turning over 5% a month on bad months. Most providers truly can't see past the next shopping trip. You that aren't that way know I'm not talking about you.

I commend your offer.

[Prolongus]

Originally Posted by Tigger

What stock(s) should I purchase today that will appreciate 1000% in 10 years?

Apple (Ticker: AAPL). But, that was 10 years ago.

[Zabrina Sarafina]

Any personal knowledge with currency trading?

[dallastxjim]

Yes I have some currency trading experience. However, it was hedging currency exposure at a large international company. Any cash, receivables, etc in another currency would fluctuate vs the dollar, so we opened offsetting positions. It was actually the conservative thing to do.

You or I trading is a different story. It's pretty much gambling and expensive when not trading in blocks with a bunch of zeroes at the end.

[TexTushHog]

Some of the best financial advice I ever heard was "The best way to double you money in a hurry is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket!"

[juicybud]

Originally Posted by LovingKayla

Good luck. I've offered to teach for free some stuff we paid dearly for but is turning over 5% a month on bad months. Most providers truly can't see past the next shopping trip. You that aren't that way know I'm not talking about you.

I commend your offer.

How true, I have 2 undergrads(accounting & business) & a Masters in Finance. I have tutored several ladies for free on here and it never takes more than 3 months for them to blow their budget, sell off all their stocks and piss the money away. If your not making 10% in the market right now, you are doing lots wrong! MLP's and REIT's are paying huge dividends with small risk to capital. There is some free advice to start. I am always willing to help the ladies. PM me it in need of accounting, tax or investment help.

[LovingKayla]

And that's 10% a month!!!!

[Guest082214-2]

Originally Posted by Tigger

What stock(s) should I purchase today that will appreciate 1000% in 10 years?

seconded

[Missy Mariposa]

Most providers truly can't see past the next shopping trip. You that aren't that way know I'm not talking about you.

God, it's so sad and so true. 50% of everything I make (PRE-tax) goes into savings/investing. Then I pay taxes (on the entirety of my money, not just the part I don't "save"), pay all bills, send money to my parent, take care of business expenses (advertising, new lingerie, photoshoots, etc), and THEN I have money to do what I want with. I saved up to buy new suspension, hawk performance brakes, and stainless steel brakelines. Will serve me a lot better than "ANOTHER coach bag" imo. Hell the most expensive purse I own is a $30 Vera Bradley heh.

I saw a woman in Vancouver who went into this, did amazing (at least 10k/month, no joke. She was high volume offering PSE blow and gos for $100), and came out of it with....

nothing.

Not a dime saved. No education. Nothing, nada, zip. Well that's not exactly true - I think she had the entire collection of clothing from Dare to Ware (http://www.dare-to-wear.com/) as she literally posted new photos every 3 days, and it was ALWAAAAAAAAYS in their clothes. I think she works for $12 an hour now, not really sure what happened to her. I made a vow to never be in her shoes when I started this job.

[juicybud]

Originally Posted by LovingKayla

And that's 10% a month!!!!

That would be amazing but no, 10% in dividends a year + whatever capital gains you realize.

[LovingKayla]

Thats Old school JB. I do it every month. Well this month is only about 3%.