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Greg Flores
  • Corona, CA
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Short on time but want to help an experienced investor

Greg Flores
  • Corona, CA
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Hi all,

I work full time and barely have any free time with my commute. I want to learn from an experienced investor but I am always really pressed for time. I wanted to ask the BP community what are some good ideas are to learn from an experienced investor. I figure the best way to learn is to help an investor and see how they do things before I start out investing. Open to whatever ideas anyone has to see how I can not only help myself by gaining knowledge but also help an experienced investor. 

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