A lot of new "investors" are going to lose their shirts because they didn't educate themselves and jumped in too deep too fast. Before you spend a single dime on *any* investment you need to learn about it as much as you can and carefully weigh your personal risk vs. reward calculations. Most people on these boards near as I can tell from the comments are not really investors who are making considered decisions, they are gamblers throwing the dice randomly hoping for a massive payoff. Each person has to decide which one they want to be in their own time I guess, but that often comes with costly tuition paid to the market.

The whole space right now reminds me a lot of the penny stock market in the early 2000's pre-real-estate bust where even a monkey could double their money in a week by randomly throwing funds at various offerings. Until they couldn't. Then they realized they didn't have the knowledge they thought they had about investing. Don't be one of those people, it's not fun. Ask me how I know this, lol. You wanna invest? Then do the work, don't gamble.