Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, says there are a few big things to keep in mind when you start to invest money for the first time.
"Investment doesn't require you to have a million dollars in spare cash," he says. "It just requires you to take the risk of devoting your time to starting something completely new, which you own." "It's a good idea to invest on the basis of real insight," he says. "I tend not to invest in things I don't understand."
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