 How do you make money with stocks? |
can someone please explain this for a stupid like me?
i have never been able to understand how to invest or anything like that.... |
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 I have $100,000 in savings -- should I pay off part of my mortgage or invest? |
| I have $100,000 in cash and want to know the smartest think to do with it. Some folks say I should pay off part of my home mortgage, which has a $323,000 balance and 27 years left. Assuming that'... |
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 Best way for me to invest? |
| Im 18 and looking to invest, but only have $1000 to start. What would be the best way to start investing?... |
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 Whats the inside story in ICICI Bank? |
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 Where does the mystery of the Dow averaging 10% a year come from? |
The Dow opened in 1896 at $40 and was $1000 in 1972. That is exactly inflation. The Dollar decreased to 1/25 of its 1896 value. That means, until 1972, the Dow merely kept par with inflation.
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 Where can I go to buy disney stock? |
| I want to purchase disney stock for my 11 month old son. Where is a legitimate place for me to purchase individual stock?... |
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 I am interested in share market? |
| i want to know about share market and mutual fund is there any site which can guide be as simple as they can or any hindi journal for share market.... |
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 I am looking to invest? |
| i am looking to invest in a company that pays dividends but do not have much to begin with and can not decide which ones would pay out the best, can anyone help?... |
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 Is it against the law to buy stock with a credit card or just a stupid idea? |
| I know someone who claims he bought 10k worth of stock with money he took out from his credit card. He said he wasn't supposed to do it, but did it anyway - talking like he broke the law or ... |
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 How to invest my money as a college student? |
still in college and have few thousand i want to start investing...
any suggestion?... |
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 Selling on limit order? |
| Let's say I own stock XYZ and it's 10:00am Monday morning. Stock XYZ trades at $36.50 a share as of 10:00am. I want to sell it that same day at $37.00 a share. So, I set a limit order to ... |
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Slick | Are gold and silver good investments to get into now? |
And if they are, how long would you hold on to them for? |
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YA is a sham
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A lot would depend on your particular investment needs. If you are talking about rolling your retirement nest egg into commodities, absolutely not. Something more on the line of a few hundred dollars to have some tangible assets, by all means purchase some. I personally like the feel of precious metals in hand. The market for gold and silver is not a good place for the small investor to count on a good return short or long term as a matter of fact, more fortunes have been lost than gained when it comes to gold. Silver bullion is my choice for investment right now over gold as I predict (and by all means I'm no expert) a higher percentage of return over the next 6 months or so and the price is relatively low right now. |
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C-Mick
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I wouldn't.
The American dollar will gain international strength soon and this would adversely affect your investment. |
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David, do you see what I mean?, these folks say don't buy it, which means buy it....the exact opposite of your questions response topic of buy vs rent and their overwhelming responses to BUY real estate!!
lol, be right and trade 3 or 4 gold ounces for a WHOLE house in a few years-free and clear...the play is precious metals-buy em up on this next little pullback to mid $550's...its going to $2000 oz.
housing buy coming of .10 cent on the dollar. |
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Common Sense
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If they go up I would certainly say "yes". If they go down I'd say no. |
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marketwizard
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You are a day late. |
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songbird
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I doubt it. |
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If you're talking about the actual metal, then you have some problems:
1) do you buy it and store it in your garage?
2) do you buy it through another company which actually retains the metal for you?
In the first instance, not a good idea unless your garage has a really good vault attached
In the second instance, there are a LOT of shady companies out there who tell you they're holding it but they're really not and you could be left with worthless pieces of paper.
If you're talking commodities, where you don't actually buy it, but buy the right to buy it for a set amount of money in the future, well, good luck. You have to be a very competent futures buyer/seller to know how to play that market.
The price of precious metals usually go up when the world is in turmoil and goes down when peace returns. Who can say what tomorrow will bring?
Most people who don't have a lot of money to throw around or lose, will invest in a low fee mutual fund and take their chances -- no huge gains, no huge losses.
I'd say that if you had to ask the question, you don't have enough experience to play the precious metal markets. But that's just my opinion. Good luck, either way. |
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