 I know nothing about Share market but want to start trading shares.Could someone suggest a site for beginners? |
A good site that could help me understand how to deal with shares,or a name of a good book
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 Do you think it's a good idea to buy stocks in small amounts? |
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 Anyone ever read RICH DAD POOR DAD series??? |
| I've been reading thoes books and there pretty interesting. I was just wondering what you all think of that book, and how has it changed your life by reading them...... |
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 Ideas for low-risk investments? |
| I've got about $3000 sitting in savings right now earning 1% interest. I'd like to take that 3000 and put it somewhere with a higher return, but I'm conservative with my money, so I ... |
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 What is the best investment my wife and I can get into since were totally new to the idea of investing period! |
| My wife and I don't make a tone of money but were getting there! We have children and need to be conservative. What would be the best investment we could get into that will yield us something ... |
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 Is a 1942 American Penny worth anything? |
I have pennies from the 40's and 50's and one 1936 penny
A dime from 1968 too
Are any of these coins worth anything- Who knows or also is there a site that indicates the ... |
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 What is the smartest way to invest my $ for retirement? |
| I am 23. Just out of school. I want to start saving for retirement early. I just want to end up with $1.5 million in the end at 60. I need simple. ie Put X amount of $ in for X amount of years to = ... |
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 When you buy the stocks, how~~? |
I am wondering when you buy the stocks, how you pick up the good
stocks from your point of view.
I am really interested in choosing the profitable stocks in the future.
why don't ... |
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lookingforanswers | Best way to invest $$??? |
i have about 7000$ lying around in a savings acct doing nothing for me... what is the best way to invest them in something? a high-yield saving acct, CD, mutual funds, which is better? what r the pros/cons of each? i just want something thats low risk and good return... i am totally not a finance person. any advice is appreciated!
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i am 28 years old, doctor in training, earn 50k a year. that will atleast triple, in 3 years time :) |
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Money Expert
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You could get 8% in some banks ($560 per year in your case).
You could also invest in business. I have invested in my friend's small business and now I am getting guaranteed 40% annual interest.
I wish you success! |
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Yarcofin
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Mutual funds will get you a better return than savings accounts or CDs, which you can only hope for about 4%.
If you are willing to put in a little bit of time and learning, you can easily make 10%+ per year on average with the stock market, or considerably more with Forex (but it's higher risk too IF you don't know what you are doing.) |
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Electric Lizard
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Do a term deposit.
Its an agreement with the bank that lets them keep your money for a set period of time (Usually a few years)
In a term deposit, they pay you far more interest. It's a completely safe investment, you couldn't possibly lose money.
A far better alternative to letting your money lie around in a savings acount.
Go to any banking website for exact details on their paticular Term Deposit plans.
Hope it helps.
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A nobody
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Without having more information about your personal information, such as age, current income and other data such as risk tolerance, martial status, and demographics it would be very inappropriate for me or any other person to provide specific investment information in this type of media
There are many people just like you that are, or were looking to invest and those that did bought Mutual Funds and/or Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). One purpose of mutual funds is to help investors like you, who are either just entering the investment world or who have no investing experience. Once you feel you at least have an understanding of investments you should look into ETFs which are similar to mutual funds but are traded on the exchanges.
Mutual Fund companies as well as ETFs have an entire array of products many will fit your needs. You can go to the MSN.Money website
http://moneycentral.msn.com/home.asp it has an entire section on mutual funds and Exchange Traded Funds. Read about the various products and in doing so you will be getting investment ideas and at the same time educating yourself about investing.
You could also contact the funds companies for more information. I have found that Vanguard & Fidelity can meet your needs for mutual funds. The service and information they provide is all free and you will find it helpful.
Just check everything out before you make any type of investment and remember, do not take investment advice from someone who does not invest.
MoveupwitMike has given you some bad advice, the last thing you should be doing at this point is get involved with an expensive trading promotion that is not suited for you. |
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Alejandro Q
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the best is forex, finanzas forex . com/fx_alex chose your idiom , its all |
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smitty86323
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The best thing to do would be to talk to a financial advisor. They can guide you to the best investments for your risk profile, age and financial goals. If you are still fairly young I would probably suggest a mid risk mutual fund with a strong history as you would feel more comfortable with such an investment. If you are near retirement and looking for income to come from the money you may look at investing in bonds or bond funds. Bond funds are a much lower risk, but don't return as much over the longrun. A mid risk mutual fund will not provide much as far dividends, but should provide a substantial capital gain over 5-20 years. $7000 isn't quite enough to diversify a portfolio if you are looking at stocks, so I wouldn't even look at it in your case. I hope this helps. |
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Guy
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Buy two gold bullion contracts.
One for 8 months.
And one for 18 months.
You will double you initial money.
With a chance to pay-off HUGE in 18months. |
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amsedelreivaj
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Nuthing now just wait till all get worse you might need it. |
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older
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i do business with a mutual fund and am well pleased---the name is" franklin--templeton investments" for information call 1800 524 4040 - no obligation just info---i am in the franklin income fund class A |
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