Is it possible? Absolutely!!! Is it practical? Absolutely NOT!!! The stock market has had an average anual return of 10% per year since 1925. To think that the average person will be able to beat the market average year in and year out, nontheless return 250% in less than a year --- absolutely not practical. Even Jim Crammer himself woudl tell you that returns on that magnitude is not practical and should not be accepted as normal. Reasonable investors should accept returns of 5-15% as being normal expectations.
2006-12-26 22:02:26
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answered by daddyspanksalot 5
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First of all, if you get enough people to randomly choose shares on the market, at least some of them are going to double their money just by pure luck.
The best stocks for doubling + your money are the junior mining companies. Unfortunately, there is a bigger risk of losing most of your money. But like I said, if you have enough people willing to risk money that isn't real, one of them is going to hit the jackpot.
Another big advantage to the game is that imaginary investing doesn't affect the value of a stock. In a junior company, if you actually try and buy 100k worth of shares, you will affect the price by quite a bit. As you get more and more of it, the price goes up because you're creating a real demand. Then the opposite is true when you try and sell your shares-- the price plunges as you aren't able to find buyers.
In real life, the best way to make money is by subscribing to a private placement in a junior venture (mining/oil) company. They normally give a share at the current price PLUS a free option or a half option for shares at a fixed price in the future. There are also some tax incentives when buying venture shares.
But unless you know the market, and the resumes of the people managing the business, you should be happy with 20% return in a year.
2006-12-26 22:10:55
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answered by patrioticjock 3
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A lot of luck. It can be done but the chances are you will loose money if you go in that path Long term in good stocks is the best way to invest. Mutual funds is the best long term investments.
2006-12-27 00:22:55
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answered by ? 6
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Whether you have $100,000 or just $100 I would point you towards ProsperFiveStar.com. They have an investment vehicle that will return about 20% on average and up to 29% depending on your risk tolerance. Prosper is an unsecured lender which then sells its promissory notes to individuals who bid on their loans. They start as little as $50 and up to $25000 per loan. With the types of returns you're looking for Prosper is the way to go. Ford Motor Company also sells these types loans through their finance division.
2006-12-26 23:15:51
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answered by Anonymous
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There are many similar competitions like that (for example: http://www.robbinstrading.com/worldcup/) but their practical value is almost 0.
There are short-term cycles in every market which you can exploit to some extend but to achieve such results you need to risk almost everything what you gain, which under normal circumstances is the best way to failure in long term run.
2006-12-26 23:30:22
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answered by efpol2000 2
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2006-12-26 21:51:23
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answered by Uri B 2
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Must have some control in the company or insider knowledge.
2006-12-26 21:51:16
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answered by Anonymous
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insider trading
2006-12-26 21:49:01
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answered by Smiddy 5
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I'll tell you if you pay me $150,000.
2006-12-26 21:55:15
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answered by Anonymous
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