Credit Card and Stock Market

Not a good idea. Credit cards has high interest. Usually 3% + monthly fee.

This is asking for trouble. Interest rates on credit card dues are guaranteed. Any profit on stock markets are never guaranteed.

For me it would not be good since they charge you higher interest than that of what out can earn in stocks. Stocks grow slow so you cannot easily earn that much on a monthly basis. While Credit cards will surely get interest from you once you fail to pay on time. Excess cash is the best way to acquire stocks.

I think there is a high interest rate for credit card per month. if you want to have some cash advance to invest in stock market, just make sure you have money to pay the card monthly. The stocks cannot earn so much in a month time.

no credit card for me. besides, (in my own opinion) i am not a shopper. hahah!

That's definitely a losing proposition. Credit card rates go as high as 3.75%. Good thing if there's a big bad news and the market suddenly drops as a knee-jerk reaction and goes up again in the following days as I've experienced a very few times before. It's the principle they call "buy when there's blood in the streets".

I would certainly not advise that since stock markets are very volatile. One should only invest in stock market if he has a sound knowledge of the market behavior and it is not meant for novices, unless you invest an amount which you can afford to lose.

you will be charge to pay the interest on credit card if you cannot manage it so you will be overwhelmed, and I do not have a credit card that I have only savings and deposits.

How could you profit from a borrowed money with interest?

I have money in my saving and when I make a big purchase I pay the money back to the savings. I only use credit cards if we have an emergency and not enough money in savings.

I donot feel credit cards are necessary for one..

No. Never, ever do this. Never, ever. I mean, not ever. Just don't do it. I am quite savvy in the markets and can make about 15% a year through various means. Share appreciation, covered call options contracts premiums, dividends, and other things. I would never ever borrow money to do this, nor should anyone with any financial savvy need to. If one is not already good at saving and using that money to build a portfolio... Maybe investing is not the game to play until one has gotten their financial house in order and learned all they can about saving and investing.