1. Your Questions About Make Money In The Stock Market
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Sandra asks…
Can someone make an IPO (Initial Public Offering) and keep the
money for himself?
I've been reading about stocks and stock-market on howstuffworks.com when I saw this :
"A corporation is an easy way to gather large quantities of investment capital -- money from
investors. When a corporation first sells stock to the public, it does so in an IPO (Initial Public
Offering). The company might sell one million shares of stock at $20 a share to raise $20
million very quickly"
So is it possible that one might simply "make" an IPO, then close the newly formed company
and keep the money with no implications, or does law prevent this from happening, by, for
example, making the company return the invested value to investors? I know I might sound
stupid, but I know very little about the stock-market and how it works, so reading that confused
me.
Thanks in advance.
Steve Winston answers:
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2. The word "easy" is misleading. It's far from "easy" it just may be easier than some other ways.
As the owner of the company you can give up some of your ownership & sell it in the IPO. You
would legally keep your portion of the IPO sale (which is done all the time). Closing the
company after the IPO would be fraud & not necessary to get some cash out of the deal.
Richard asks…
You need money to make money!.....?
so how can I get money to make money?
I want to start a business to sell doll kits and become the biggest stockists in the UK for kits.
There is an ever growing market here and kits are always in demand, especially being an artist
myself using the doll kits I know which ones not to stock and which ones will go in a flash.
But in order to get there I need money, What can I do to make money quickly?
Steve Winston answers:
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3. Hi there. Sometimes banks will give out loans for businesses like this, but it depends on how
risky they feel it is. Make sure you come up with a clear business plan.
Out of curiosity, are the doll kits for making reborns? I am a reborn artist myself and once
thought about stocking the kits but I didn't want to take the risk.
If so, good luck, and perhaps I'll be buying from you in the future.
Betty asks…
Most aggressive way of investing some money?
I inherited $2500 when my grandmother passed away and I want to make it grow, quickly
without really going into the stock market and i want to be able to then close the account (or
whatever) in about 6 months. Any ideas?
Steve Winston answers:
I wouldn't be so hasty about "trying to make it grow quickly." That can be a recipe for losing it,
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4. especially if you don't know what you are doing. You could invest in a great charity if you
wanted.
But if you want to take a lot of risk, and you don't mind losing some or all of it, you should look
into
options trading. It is a highly leveraged way of betting on stocks. If a stock moves 10%, and you
bet properly with options, your returns can be 100% or more, depending on the option price and
expiration. You will need a margin account from a broker (like Scottrade or Etrade). But
remember, if the stock loses 10%, you could lose most or all of it.
David asks…
Question about a certain stock situation?
Hey guys. I'm pretty new to the whole stock scene, and I'm not necessarily looking to get "rich
quickly", but I would like to familiarize myself. Say there is a penny stock that is of a company
that filed bankruptcy, but is being "bailed out" by someone else so to speak. If the stock is quite
cheap, would it be alright to spend a little bit of money to see how it plays out? I'm just looking
for an experts point of view and appreciate what you guys know and have learned.
Also, it seems to me that in order to make money via the stock market you need to have a
hefty amount of principal to invest. I'm definitely not rich which 2000$ to immediately invest with
(although I wish). Can progress still be made with small amounts to invest with? I'm saying this
because sucessful stocks like Apple are 200+ a share, so I would be doing well just to get 1
share of apple
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5. Steve Winston answers:
Stay far away from companies in bankruptcy. 9 times out of 10, the stock will be canceled. Even
if "bailed out" by someone else. That other company does not want the debt of the bankrupt
company. All remaining assets of the failing company will be used to pay off bond holders and
stockholders will get ZILCH.
If you have $2000, you can get 9 shares of apple. Or did you make a mistake and only have
$200?
As a starter, you should invest in a well diversified mutual fund. Most have a minimum of $2500
but Schwab has a total stock market index fund you can buy with a minimum of only $100. Start
with a diversified "nest egg," then safe up to invest in individual stocks.
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