This is not good advice Even the most bullish mainstream investment advisors still say you should have enough money in an FDIC-insured bank account to constitute an "emergency fund" before you put one penny in stocks, which are a fundamentally risky investment
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Saving comes before investing and if she has literally no cash savings and is homeless then investing in anything volatile and non-guaranteed is insane advice
End of conversation
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But this can't possibly apply to the homeless lady's situation, unless you genuinely believe that her disability payments are all the money she actually needs and the money she makes collecting cans is extra money she can afford to play with (which is insane)
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