Out of the thousands of inquiries I've received, there's three questions that
consistently get asked over and over again. I'll try to answer each question
as simply and effectively as possible. Thank You .... Charles Heath.

The short and simple answer is ..... No !

However ..... I do advise that you seriously study the stock market whenever
you get a chance. A good dose of common sense and some honest effort
will go a long way toward your being a successful trader or investor. The
more time you put into studying the market the more successful you'll be.

You will find that trading and investing in low-price common stocks is a very
interesting and enjoyable endeavor. My experience has been that the more
you know ..... the more you want to know. This is one of the few things left in
life where an ordinary person can financially make up for long lost time.

The emergence of the Internet and World Wide Web has made it possible
for everyone to have access to information that was not readily available in
the past. This has leveled the playing field dramatically. You can now have
access to all the "strategic Information" you need to make winning trades.

You can get started buying, selling, and trading small stocks with just about
any amount of money. The first thing you do is open up a trading account at
one of the deep-discount brokers. Some require no initial deposit at all.
Others require $500 to $1000, and others want $2000 to $5000 or more.

You can buy 1000 shares of a 50 cent stock for just $500.00, plus a couple
of bucks for the brokerage fee. The cost of the stock and the total number of
shares is what determines your start-up cost. Buying smaller stocks allows
you to control more shares which will offer you much greater profit potential.