Zecco is no longer free. It takes a while to become a millionaire and a disciplined approach to investing; or just plain old luck. I'd rather rely on the former, and try the latter every now and again.
2007-10-07 10:35:38
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answered by K B 2
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I would tell you first that greatest millionaire of all times, Scrooge Mcduck once said: "so you mean you have money you didn't work for?!!! To own a lot of money is not a fun, but a great responsability!!!".
Since he's just a comic strip or motion picture, his lines are written by many a person, and I wouldn't put this quote into the garbage.
Besides, some countries have gone from misery to over-millionaire ounce they found oil, and stopped the hard trying of things to get, and their thinking muscle shrank. That's known as: "Venezuela Syndrome". It's happened even to individuals who have earn a million in the lottery, and ten years later, they've spend it, and instead, have a lot of debts. A Joe Karbo used to say: what do you really need to be happy? Wise question since you may not need that much right now. (Look at Mary-Kate Olsen).
Most of millionaires have: 1-friends (or potential connections), 2-intelectual knowledges (the education might be the best invesment), 3-stamina (you find hard people on the way, also, you might be sure to take a step, even being wrong to jeopardize what you've gotten), 4-intuition (not for all they do, but it works).
However, the money is not in the investing but in the earning you get previous to it, I mean, it's mainly in the trading.
You may also become a doctor or lawyer, good luck!
2007-10-07 18:14:25
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answered by brokenhart 3
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Let's see, there are two powerball drawings each week, 52 weeks, so with $104, you might.
Usually, it will take money to make money. But the name of the game is turning money over many times, making the money you make to then make money. It is kind of like compound interest.
There are two possibilities for you: maybe options trading, most likely commodities (futures) trading.
Unless you know what you are doing with those two, however, stick with the lottery plan. It is cheaper.* Set your sights a little more realistically and build some patience along with your bank book.
*I bought a ticket a while back (it was a 300 million pot) and was asked if I wanted to buy more. I said "with odds this bad, it won't be but by the grace of God that I win, so two tickets, twenty tickets, or 200 won't improve my chances." Ironically, a wiccan believer won.
2007-10-07 17:15:25
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answered by Rabbit 7
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Why are you asking this question? I'm serious. I'd love to know why you want to be a millionaire in one year. If I knew why perhaps you would hear an answer that made sense.
2007-10-07 19:07:16
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answered by Richard Jackel 3
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You need to invest A LOT to become a millionaire.
You need to invest at least $15,000.00 USD for at least 67 years to become a millionaire.
If you don't have a house then you should save at least 80% of your salary until you have enough money for a down payment.
A house is not worth $1,000,000.00 USD but it will bring you closer to your goal.
If you already have a house then open a brokerage account at Zecco and I will help you for FREE. (I am a Portfolio Manager)
2007-10-07 17:19:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Easy, but only in some countries which currency
is worth next to nothing and a million allows you
to buy a toothbrush.
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2007-10-07 16:58:24
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answered by pgreen 6
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my dear ,the best way to be a millionier , is to married with a millionare guy ,
or to open a project, or to work hard for 12 to 16 hour per day
or to marry me
have a nice time
2007-10-07 16:49:45
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answered by adel k 1
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Start with a million and a half and play the Bombay market.
2007-10-07 18:58:27
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answered by Michael K 6
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Many of my friends at millionairematch.com have shrewd brains and you can ask some advice from them. Good luck!
2007-10-09 09:26:39
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answered by Anonymous
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Idk, I'll ask my dad if I see him and I'll edit this answer later. Don't worry, he probably could tell you that, though without an already established buisness it may take more than a year, it took my dad a loooong time to get where he is now.
2007-10-07 16:58:48
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answered by Alex 3
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