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Triss [41]
3 years ago
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Last year Marcelino graduated from high school and received several thousand dollars from an uncle as a graduation gift.​ Marcel

ino, now in his first year of​ college, just heard of a guy in his dorm that invested in an oil exploration company and made a huge profit in a few months. Marcelino likes the idea of making some money fast and is considering investing his graduation gift money in a similar stock.​ Marcelino roommate,​ Luc, just finished a personal finance course and is concerned that Marcelino may be getting himself into trouble. Luc knows that Marcelino likes to shop​ online, has run up a fairly large credit card​ bill, and has trouble balancing his budget on a monthly basis. In​ addition, Marcelino really​ doesn't know much about investing or how people actually​ "make money​ investing." Luc has asked you to help him work through the following questions so that he can talk to Marcelino about his investment plans.
Before investing any money, what five things should Marcelino do first?
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2 answers:
Nesterboy [21]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:The answer is a

Explanation:

Hope this help !

Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

ge off his couch

Explanation:

yes.

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