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Originally Posted by Aero
If you want long term stocks you want to purchase stocks in a company that gives a dividend. You want companies that are under valued. The mantra is always buy low and sell high. You named items that people will always need but you make money in volatility. You could purchase stock in a company like Johnson & Johnson but unless you're paid you won't be able to buy many shares. And if you want shares in a conpany like Apple whosr stock is north of 400 then you'll have to invest in mutual funds. What I can do is show you my picks and why I picked them. You can learn a lot that way.
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I actually kinda do some quasi-market stuff in steam marketplace, while it's low risk low payoff ive made around $80 and kind of enjoy it
So I'm all ears to an applied Econ lesson, stocks are something I'd look to get into in a few years