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[QUOTE="jordanbillie, post: 2173591, member: 31329"] The stock market is a great place to start making your poker earnings work for you. I originally became fascinated with investing and was overly active. I was over trading, and losing out on big gains. I could go on and on about the specific stocks I sold too soon and cringed when I saw them double/triple within the next coming months. After a couple years of experience, I have realized that the stock market is a great place to invest, with the goal of slow consistent growth. You will most certainly not make money as quickly as you would playing poker, but for the most part, investing in the stock market will not require much of your attention and time. I have a very traditional approach to investing and quite honestly I have been doing very well. There are definitely similarities between poker and investing in the stock market, but like Oz said, it is very dangerous to think that you will be good at something just because you succeed at something else similar. Take your time, do your research and make sure you believe in the companies you invest in. [/QUOTE]
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