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![]() I don't have time to address every "I said, You said" in your message, so let me summarize my thoughts:
> You said Invest and did not say it had to be > simple. > Now the thing about your question is, you > wanted to know the fastest way from an > investing point of view - as I understand it > because you used the word invest. > Remove the "invest" term and open > the question up to making money fast and the > alternatives are many. With $500 there are a > plethora of businesses you could start. I didn't realize anyone would get so hung up on the word "invest". My original question was: "Just what would you think would be the fastest (and generally safe) way to double these amounts if you had them to invest?" To me the term "invest" simply means I have the money and I want to commit or spend some or all of it to make more money -- period. I can "invest" in paint and painting tools to start a house painting business, or in a ladder and whatever else to start a gutter cleaning business, or in stocks, or WHATEVER. The term "invest" DOES NOT limit me to buying and selling financial instruments, real estate, or anything else. Would you rather I used the word "spend"? To me it is THE SAME THING. > Hugh Gaugler's Gutter Cleaning thing is a > classic example. For about $500 he started a > business which landed him 90 customers right > off the bat. At $100 a service he grossed > $9,000. So he INVESTED $500 in his new business. I just don't see your line of reasoning . . . Best, Paul |
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