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BrentB

This may be a stupid question, but is there a way/place for a person with $500-1000 to give to an investor to make small profits?

My job doesn't pay much and I am looking at trading for a second job, but have come to realize it will take me a long time before I know enough to begin trading on my own.

In the mean time, I was wondering if I could find someone else to trade for me. I need money (I know there is risk of loss) because I need to pay a lawyer to fight my freaking wife for custody of my kids.

I am only a week into researching trading, so this just may be a stupid idea so please go easy on me in your response. Thank you.
 
Quote from BrentB:

This may be a stupid question, but is there a way/place for a person with $500-1000 to give to an investor to make small profits?

My job doesn't pay much and I am looking at trading for a second job, but have come to realize it will take me a long time before I know enough to begin trading on my own.

In the mean time, I was wondering if I could find someone else to trade for me. I need money (I know there is risk of loss) because I need to pay a lawyer to fight my freaking wife for custody of my kids.

I am only a week into researching trading, so this just may be a stupid idea so please go easy on me in your response. Thank you.
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Not really, but if you could, the chances are probably 99% that the $500-$1000 would become something like $0. And the 1% is NOT that it would become $1 millon... but you are likely to be targeted soon by the 99%...
 
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