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Invest in Stocks or Cards
Posted By: Jack Richards
One of the biggest problems in investing in cards as opposed to stocks, it seems to me, is at the point of sale. With stocks, you call your broker or do it yourself, and it's done quickly and for a minimum amount. With cards, you probably have to go through a dealer or an auction house, and it will take a while and cost you 30-40-50%. That's a huge difference. 
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