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Thinking that you'll get out of debt and become wealthy when you work harder, get a raise, make more money, have greater commissions, or make some landmark profits in your stock trading account, are just lies that the 20st Century American society has created. Wealthy parents know differently. Wealth is created by ROI, which comes from having your money make more money for you.



Most people think of day trading stocks, and while that is one choice available, if you are http://news.goldgrey.org/gold-news/ going to trade on your own, the Forex or Futures markets are likely better alternatives since you can leverage your account more extensively than with stocks. This means it is less capital intensive, and you can therefore hopefully make a living off a smaller amount of capital.

When looking at risk, you should consider both the stock's risk and what that risk represents in your overall portfolio. This will depend on the diversification of your investment portfolio. You have higher risk with stocks and lower risks with bonds and money markets. However, the risks associated with investing in stocks are less than investing in options or futures. And remember that there are different types of stock with different risk levels. Speculative stocks have a higher risk than Blue Chips, in general. You need to understand the risk level you are taking on with each of your investment choices.

Here's where you need "The Safety Net". Keyword to think of and to keep in mind is "Diversify". If you do your own investing, don't just invest in stocks. If you have a firm manage your investments, make sure they invest in other areas other than stocks and bonds. They of course should know better but based on our current economy, they must have forgot about the basics which is "Don't put all of your eggs in one basket".

If you want to accelerate your results (i.e. 'get rich quicker'), you need to focus on accelerating your income ... start a part-time business (for you, Internet-based might be ideal!?). IF you make money, put at least 50% of it towards 1., 2. and 3.