This is all so confusing to me, I don't know anything about this. I keep reading everyone's comments hoping to learn more but it's still confusing to me.
Y'all are so excited about this, I wish I could join in the fun :(
I think I need someone to hold my hand through the process. Like a "Learning For Dummies", lol.
I spent 30 yrs totally focused on raising my kids as a stay at home mom of 3 (big age caps between kids). So didn't leave me time for much else. Now they are all grown I feel like I lost so much time in learning new things to keep up with today. Does that make sense? Anyway ...
I wish you all success! :) Make sure to keep us updated on all your gains frens!
I hear you but dont worry its not too hard and its never too late. You do need a brokerage account. I believe you can open one on Robinhood very easily (I am not from US so I dont have first hand info), but you can open any brokerage account - like ETrade, or Fidelity etc.
Once you open it, you fund it with money you are willing to lose and buy shares of DWAC - you can even buy just one share at $65 plus commission).
It started at $10 and reached $65 by the end of the day. Obviously, you are going to be gambling if you buy it now, it can go up, it can go down - anything can happen. Thats why just buy whatever you can afford to lose.
This is all so confusing to me, I don't know anything about this. I keep reading everyone's comments hoping to learn more but it's still confusing to me.
Y'all are so excited about this, I wish I could join in the fun :(
I think I need someone to hold my hand through the process. Like a "Learning For Dummies", lol.
I spent 30 yrs totally focused on raising my kids as a stay at home mom of 3 (big age caps between kids). So didn't leave me time for much else. Now they are all grown I feel like I lost so much time in learning new things to keep up with today. Does that make sense? Anyway ...
I wish you all success! :) Make sure to keep us updated on all your gains frens!
I hear you but dont worry its not too hard and its never too late. You do need a brokerage account. I believe you can open one on Robinhood very easily (I am not from US so I dont have first hand info), but you can open any brokerage account - like ETrade, or Fidelity etc.
Once you open it, you fund it with money you are willing to lose and buy shares of DWAC - you can even buy just one share at $65 plus commission).
It started at $10 and reached $65 by the end of the day. Obviously, you are going to be gambling if you buy it now, it can go up, it can go down - anything can happen. Thats why just buy whatever you can afford to lose.
Good luck!