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Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series | Ep. 2 – Cash Back Investing, Semiconductor Stocks

Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series | Ep. 2 – Cash Back Investing, Semiconductor Stocks

Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series | Ep. 2 – Cash Back Investing, Semiconductor Stocks, an on-going investment YouTube video series by Muscle Investing.

About this Video Series

The Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series takes $70-a-month and invests that money into semi-conductor stocks. M1 Finance is being used for this investment series. There are currently 8 stocks in our cash back fund.

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The $70 will be used to purchase fractional shares of each stock, selected by per chosen percentages for each stock when the Cash Back fund was set up.

This investment is chronicled in the Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing YouTube video series. If you would like to follow along, the playlist of this series can be found and subscribed to here.

Frequency

Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing video series is updated each month with a new video, updating viewers and subscribers on the status of the investment and how the fund is doing.

Watch Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series | Ep. 2 – Cash Back Investing, Semiconductor Stocks. Leave your thoughts on it on YouTube in the video’s comment section. Readers seeking to support this type of content can visit our Patreon Page and become one of Muscle Investing’s patrons. Readers seeking more episodes of the Credit Card Cash Back Money investing video series can visit our Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series Page and the YouTube Channel. Want up-to-the-minute notifications? Muscle Investing staff members publish articles Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, Reddit, and Flipboard.

Credit Card Cash Back Money Investing Series | Ep. 2 – Cash Back Investing, Semiconductor Stocks

Muscle Investing

Muscle Investing is a website, YouTube channel, and on-going series about growing wealth through purchasing stocks, other securities, and reinvesting dividends.
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