How do you feel about using credit to invest in higher yielding investment vehicles, then keeping the difference in interest for yourself as profit?People (especially Americans) comfortably buy cars that depreciate on credit, or buy houses using loans. How do you feel about using that same concept but investing the funds from your line of credit with your Forex trader, stock broker, or hedge fund for example?Resources: http://corporatemillions.com

If you can get a lower interest borrowing than return from investment then its a case of risk.

I feel it's fine. In fact, in college, that was one of the things a professor told us in the million dollar lecture. Borrow money and invest. However, you have to be careful that greed doesn't override good sense. Margin played a big role in the Great Depression.

that is called the CARRY TRADE... the Japs were doing it for the past few years when the interest on a YEN loan was nearly 0 and they could take the money to buy U.S. stocks or U.S. CURRENCY... that market has now dried up and it's a bad way to invest

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