I'm brand spanking new to investing having read a couple of books on the subject and I came up with a couple of questions that I'm hoping could be answered here.
For those of you who use Stash is it a good starting point?
If investing in stocks I hear the Dow J and S&P 500 are good places to invest in since they seem to always recover after a correction or bear market. Is that true? Is there better?
If I was going to start investing on my own without a financial advisor or brokerage firm how do I go about that if it's even possible? And if not what's a good firm/organization to minimize fees. (Currently investing with creative planning)
Should I wait for a bear market or correction to start going into the market and buy stocks for cheaper to gain a profit? Should I start now regardless because it's not clear when one of those will happen?
And the last one: I've heard from numerous people that gold/silver and cryptocurrency are either not worth it's value or in the case for cryptocurrency too volatile is there a good substitute?
Again I'm brand new and any input would be amazing I'm just trying to wrap my head around this seemingly high skill ceiling in investing smartly
Submitted November 04, 2017 at 12:20AM by SaltyDanny http://ift.tt/2xYR3gd
