Invest in Shares! Now!

[Robert]

If you have any spare money, or money sitting in the bank that you can get your hands onto, i would suggest you

start investing the money into shares. Even if you have $66, go take a

look (http://quote.fool.com/chart/chart.asp?time=20&uf=0&compidx=aaaaa%7E0&comptick=&freq=1dy&maval=0&type=128&symbols=BRK.A) at what it can do for you.
I wish i had 100 shares in that company :cry:

[Robert]

For people that can't read what the graph is on about:
On the very left, the graph starts at the year 1977-78. the top graph is

showing that the shares were aroud the $66 mark each (each share). The graph below that shows how many shares were bought/sold during that year (so only a couple thousand every few months).
On

the very right of the graph is the year 2002-03 (current month). The top graph is showing that the shares are now currently worth $69,000 each (yes, each share :shock:). The graph below that shows

that there too, was only a couple thousand of shares bought and sold so far - compared to the end of 1988, where just under 30,000 shares were bought and sold that year (most likely sold, cause you

can see on the top graph right after sold, the shares go down a couple hundred dolars each).
100 shares bought in 1977 @ $66 each would have cost $660. those would now be worth $6.9 million

dollars - for only 100 shares! (where most people these days buy a thousand shares in different companies.)