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What's a smart way to re-invest?

by HowieM
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I have a system, where every $1 I put into it, I get about $2.60 back. And I trust my source about 85%. So I have a question.

What's a smart way to re-invest into it? I put, about $40 into 4 separate sources 2 days ago, and I made $92 so far, and I found the 2 sources I am going to use for a long time. So my question is, how should I invest? I get paid monthly if it matters.

I gave one source $40 moments ago so that should return me 110ish bucks.

So should I go "all in" or keep testing the waters? I have about 60 more dollars to work with. So once I use that money, I'll have to wait for the end of the month to cash out to actually get my earnings.

I'd like to here what everyones opinion is.

Thanks.
-Howie
#reinvest #smart
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    Originally Posted by HowieM View Post

    I have a system, where every $1 I put into it, I get about $2.60 back. And I trust my source about 85%. So I have a question.

    What's a smart way to re-invest into it? I put, about $40 into 4 separate sources 2 days ago, and I made $92 so far, and I found the 2 sources I am going to use for a long time. So my question is, how should I invest? I get paid monthly if it matters.

    I gave one source $40 moments ago so that should return me 110ish bucks.

    So should I go "all in" or keep testing the waters? I have about 60 more dollars to work with. So once I use that money, I'll have to wait for the end of the month to cash out to actually get my earnings.

    I'd like to here what everyones opinion is.

    Thanks.
    -Howie
    It depends on what system, how reliable it is, that sort of thing.

    If you only trust your source 85% I wouldn't give him too much money, I guess if you just keep putting $40 in you should be good. That's what I would do. And diversify, so your money is not going to only one source.
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