Got $100? These are 3 stocks that new investors should consider

The number one roadblock that new investors are facing is money.

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Most new investors feel that you need thousands of dollars to invest in the stock market.

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That is not true.

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In fact with as little as $100 per month, you can build generational wealth with small consistent investments. For example: With just $100 per month from 2011 to Nov. 2021 in Google ($GOOG) was more than $67,500. For context, the average college graduate has about $30,000 in student loan debt.

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The key to investing, no matter what amount is to be able to select quality stocks and be consistent through the highs and lows.

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Without that consistency and without a way to find and invest in quality stocks you could end up losing thousands of dollars each year.

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The average investor loss more than $22,000 at the peak of the coronavirus in March 2020. But with the right investments many could have actually grown their money during that time or at least reduced those losses.

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Here are 3 stocks that you should consider:

*Note: Even if the stock price is above $100 you can still invest! Consider downloading an app that allows you to invest in fractional shares. This allows you to invest based on your budget and not the stock’s price. (My favorite investing app is Public and with this link you can receive a free stock.)

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#1 Microsoft (MSFT)

Microsoft is one of the most complete technologies companies of the last 15-20 years. Not only is the stock up 55% in the last year it is positioned to continue to deliver solid growth for years to come. MSFT is already in the gaming business with the XBox platform, they’re in the could with Microsoft Azure and we’re all familiar with their Office products. While the tech world is focused on the possibilities of the metaverse Microsoft is already ahead of the game with Microsoft Teams. This company is one of the easiest buy-and-hold stocks out there.

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#2 Goldman Sacs (GS)

The financial sector is shaping up to be one of the hottest in 2022 with the threat of rising interest rates. Goldman is already up 84% in the last year and should still have room to grow. The investment banking giant has started to branch out into consumer banking with an online bank called Marcus and they are looking to enter the retail investing space as well.

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#3 EOG Resources (EOG)

With the coronavirus pandemic winding down (at least for now) the demand for energy is expected to be strong. It is just one of the reasons a company like EOG Resources is up 118% in the last year. With winter coming quickly and the increase in travel starting now and in the summer of 2022 this company and the entire energy sector is a good position to see solid growth.

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This has helped me and my students avoid thousands of dollars in potential losses and choose investments that have the highest chance of success.

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