I Invested £10 A Day For 30 Days On Trading 212, Here’s What Happened!

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At the beginning of August I decided to start an investing challenge. That challenge being to invest £10 a day into the stock market on Trading 212, for the next 30 days, to see if i could make a profit by the end of the month. I did this challenge to show investing beginners how you can start investing, even with a small amount of money, and also to highlight how the stock market fluctuates in value throughout the month depending on different new events and circumstances. I did this challenge over on Trading 212, which is the app I use, so be sure to grab your free share with them if you also want to get started investing too for as little as £1.
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