How can you make easy money by taking bank loans

January 22, 2008



If you want to make money from stock market without spending any money, you can take loan from bank and play safely in stock market.

But you have to be cautious when you are investing money on share market by taking loan from bank. By following tricks your chances to make money from bank loan is 99.99%

1. Take loan from bank as much as you can at the interest rate of suppose 15%.

2. Invest all money on that stocks which are at the lowest value.

3. Book your profit as soon as your share price increase by 3%, never stick with it in the hope of more profit, reinvest it on another low value share.

4. There is 99.99% chances that you will book that profit within one month. Suppose the worst case, it took full one month to recover 3%.

5. 3% per month benefit means 36% per year. So now pay 15% interest to bank and 21% income is yours in one year. So in this way you can earn 21% annual income by taking loan.

You should have alternate income source as a safety net.

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    One Response to “How can you make easy money by taking bank loans”

    1. ell fantome on March 14th, 2010 8:47 pm

      Very good logic in theory, but a WRONG logic in real life.

      First and foremost of all, You should not invest in share market if you don’t understand the risk, how share prices move, how various factors affect the share prices and the performance of the company.

      Secondly all the shares that are priced low will surely move up is a gross mis-conception. I suggest the readers of this article take this with a pinch of salt and invest wisely.

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