Investment Clubs provide a low cost, low risk education for those who want to sharpen their investment skills. Through participation in a club, one gradually gains the skills needed to analyze stocks objectively. A relaxed social setting often proves the ideal environment for learning about this complex financial arena. It's a time to get together with a group of people who share at least one common interest, investing. A club provides the opportunity to learn from the successes and misfortunes of other investors and, because of the diverse backgrounds and experiences of its members, gain further knowledge and broaden perspective.
Meetings are fun and full of camaraderie.
One way would be to join an existing club, if there is a vacancy. However, if the club has a long history, there is often a waiting list and it can take several years for an opening to occur. Often, it is just as easy to start a club of your own. Finding interested members is generally quite easy. Ask your friends, associates and members of organizations in which you are involved.