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Tham khảo tài liệu 'no bull investing straightforward advice_8', tài chính - ngân hàng, đầu tư chứng khoán phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 152 NO BULL INVESTING Begin a program of investing regularly in mutual funds. Consider a DCA approach in lower-priced quality stocks. Use DRIPs or DRIP mutual funds as your vehicle of choice. Add to your investments every month even if only with a small amount of money. Select the mutual funds using the MOM method described in Chapter 7 or use the DCA approach explained previously. If you do not want to invest in mutual funds because they move too slowly for you then you can invest in individual stocks. If you invest in individual stocks make your selections based on the MOM method I taught you or use the DCA approach. If you begin with 500 or less try to restrict your buying to stocks under 5 per share so that you can trade 100 shares at a time. Trading in less than 100 shares at a time will cost you more in commissions eating into your profits. Parlay your profits. By this I mean invest your profits by buying more shares. If you buy mutual funds choose the automatic reinvestment plan for your dividends. As you can see you will need to begin at a relatively slow pace if you have a small amount of capital. The idea is simple. Think of it the same way you would money in a savings account. At current interest rates money in the bank will not grow rapidly. In fact by the time you factor in even the low rate of inflation you are likely just marking time and not getting ahead. Therefore it s to your advantage to put your money in a more promising bank the stock market. Investing on a shoestring budget can be fun as well as challenging but you must remember a few important caveats STRATEGIES FOR A SHOESTRING BUDGET 153 As a small investor you do not have the money to make risky investments based on tips or rumors. Avoid these at all costs or you will see your small amount of money disappear rather quickly. Invest only in well-established companies that have had a lengthy history of paying dividends and whose debt is low. Avoid high-flying stocks that may have a great .
