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Investing In Stocks And The Game Of Monopoly
To begin, you might look at playing the stock market as though you were playing a of Monopoly. That's right; for playing the stock market ‘game' is not unlike playing a of Monopoly. There are definite comparisons and parallels. In Monopoly there are a Boardwalk, a Marvin Gardens, Utilities, Railroads, etc. In the stock market you have the same type of properties (stocks), as in the of Monopoly.

For example, a Boardwalk may be a GE; a railroad, a CSX Corp.; Duke Energy, a utility. The rent a player collects in Monopoly could be compared to the dividends collected by a shareholder in the stock market. How much rent collected in Monopoly would depend on the property owned and how many houses are owned on the property. In the stock market this would translate into which company is owned and how many shares of each company is owned. To win the of Monopoly a player will need to own properties (three of the same color) before building houses and, eventually, a hotel to attain that comfortable, worry-free income that the player knows will come.

(The is not won by selling the properties you own to your opponent, even at twice the price paid.) The is won by building houses on the properties owned and collecting that worry-free rent. Taking this approach in the stock market game, you would not win in the stock market by selling your shares owned, but by adding to those shares owned, so every "rent" (dividend collected) would be higher than the previous "rent" collected. This would be accomplished by holding on to those shares owned, and by having the dividends of each company owned rolled back into more shares each quarter. (This would be compared to building houses on the properties you own in the of Monopoly.) In Monopoly three properties of the same color could translate in the stock market as having three properties (owning three different companies) that pay their dividends, one in January, the 2nd in February, and the 3rd in March. This would give the player in the stock market a

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