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I think that statement was more targeted at people who would be at financial risk if that money were lost. Presumably even if you, as a kid, lost that money in
by JamilD 12y ago
I think that statement was more targeted at people who would be at financial risk if that money were lost. Presumably even if you, as a kid, lost that money in the market, you'd still have the support of your parents.
However, for a low-income family with barely any money, it would be unwise to put your only savings in a single company instead of something more diversified like an index or mutual fund.
- Fomite 12y agoI agree, as a general statement, and as a principle of investing. I just find the "accessibility doesn't matter" argument...irksome.