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![]() > That being the case, why is the Darvas book
> still available from bookstores and the > Nickerson book is not? > Also, if most people think real estate is a > safer investment than the stock market, why > are 10X more stock market books written each > year than real estate books? Simple economics. Think about it: Most folks can get into the stock market at a pretty reasonable price ($100 or so if you open up a DRIP account). Even full service brokerages will take you with a mere $5k to $10k. How many real estate properties can you buy for $10k? How much work does it take to sell your stocks and how quickly do you see the profit? Compare that to selling a piece of land and seeing the profit. You might have a painting that's worth $1,000 ... but if it's not selling that capital is tied up and isn't really gaining anything. You'd do better to buy 1,000 glowsticks and sell them at a festival for $3.00 each... you'd get an almost instant return and can triple your money in a weekend if you've got the right market. |
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