It is always possible to invest any amount of money, but with only $10 you will need to keep the expectations pretty low. Think of it like coupons in terms of percentages - a 20% off coupon on $100 is always going to be more than on $10 and returns on $100 are always going to be more than on $10. In addition, you will need the patience to watch that $10 grow because it will take a longer amount of time.how to invest and make money:With the prevalence of smartphone apps available there are now a multitude of microinvesting options that allow you to dabble in the stock market with any small amount of money - even $5 or $10. My two favorite are Robinhood and Acorns. Robinhood is all about directly buying and selling stocks. They have sign up bonuses that will give you a free stock to get started (in fact, I have $38.20 in stock that I never paid for) and from there you can add your $10 to the account and choose which stock to buy. With your free stock and your $10 you can watch as the market ebbs and flows. Again, just keep in mind that with $10 you are going to see gains and losses that are in the $1 or less range and will likely not see large returns unless you keep the money invested for several years and add to it as you can. Acorns was designed as a savings option. Most people “make” their money by connecting a bank account and rounding up their purchases as investments in the stock market. For example, if they purchase coffee for $1.95, Acorns transfers $0.05 from their bank to the Acorns account and invests i 50029
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