How and Why I made 1000USD from Microsoft Stock

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Hellooooo readers! Thanks for joining me on another entry on The5kPledge. Remember, if I fail to deliver one blog entry for the next 356 days, you will profit! If you aren’t sure what kind of blog that is evolving over time (and to see if this blog is worthy of a follow), give this section a read.

On the topic of profit, let me reveal how I knew to invest in Microsoft in 2017.

A simple step was taken to discover this opportunity—researching. Investing is truly all about research. On a weekly basis, I visit the Business News Network to begin researching possible investments. Market Call is a great option, but make sure you also watch the investor’s past picks to see how well he or she did last year when they visited the show.

On September 2017, Microsoft’s stock was about 73 dollars a share. During this period of time,  I watched a video by Bruce Campbell on Market Call. He rec’d Microsoft, because of its AI technology, lowered work force (of humans—evil right? Profiting from automation), and the Cloud technology. Only one of these features is highly regarded in the world today: Microsoft’s Cloud computing. I sold at 91.3.

Another quick and dirty tip: always reinvest your profits into your assets. 1000 was not invested in a vacation to sip lattes, get sun burned, and gulp down words of wisdom on a beach in Boracay. Profits should always be cycled back into a portfolio

“Yeah? You are some façade writer on the inter-webs, why should I trust some punk like you? You only worth 40000!”

Please don’t trust me. Read from experts and then execute your strategy.

Investors need to place an educated bet on the trajectory a piece of technology. Investing into the stock market is not gambling; it’s a game of reading, researching, and reinvesting. Now predict the trajectory on those three R’s 😉

Until next time,

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