Wednesday, May 14, 2008

5/14/08 OMNI INVESTMENTS

This is a crazy economy. We're in a recession and people are emptying out their piggy banks and swiping their credit cards a little too much instead of trying to dig out of this recession by investing prudently. Let's face it tho, the stock market is a beast. It's an evolving monster that can swallow you whole. Fortunes have been made, lost, and then remade at the drop of a hat.

Since this business is so risky, it's important to highlight some of the benefits of the stock market:

1) you can work at home.
2) you make your own hours.
3) you do your own research.
4) there's no middle-men...you make or break your own salary.
5) you CAN (key word) make alot of money very quickly on a strong pivot.

I started this blog because I've seen alot of people out there who make a good deal of money and COMPLETELY love their job 100%. That type of job satisfaction is what I really want. I want to be able to wake up in the morning, get out of bed, and do what I want to do, what I love to do. However, before you jump the gun here, let's get one thing straight. Selling and buying stocks is inherently dangerous and you can lose your money if you are stupid or unlucky. Unless you have alot of capital, you will not move up the ladder so you need to typically start with about $5000 in cash. You can do it with less money but it will be risky and the pitfalls will be plentiful.

My story is that I started out with about $2000 in cash. I made my way up to living a very quiet suburb of Honolulu. Currently, I work less than 20 hours a week and bring in between $50-200 dollars a day. By 2010, I hope to earn about $1000 a day.

I also offer my services to the right persons. My parents are a 50% stakeholder in my venture. I will also invite others to join up on a case by case basis. I do not take clients looking for quick returns... 6-12 months at the minimum.

This is a tough economy. You cannot make good money sitting at a desk 9-5. Sometimes you need spirit and aggressiveness to reap a windfall. From here on, i'll be posting and discussing my stock information for everyone (usually after I've made the trade)...showing gains or losses whenever possible.

Okay now that you know this, how should you get started you may ask?? Simple. Take a look at how's its done by the pros first and see how they fared. Here's a few links that will interest you.

Go to www.hulu.com and search for 'Wall Street Warriors' a favorite show of mine that really got me into this game. My favorite warriors were Timothy Sykes who started his hedge fund right out of his dorm room. It's an amazing collage of stories about how there is truly only one street...it's WALL STREET!

After that, find a good broker and GO TRADE!!!

Leave an email address in my comments if you have any questions or are interested in investment opportunities.

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