 What stocks should I invest in with $100K? |
| Hello. I have an economics project where we are able to $100,000 into as many stocks in the NYSE as we want. The competition starts tomorrow and ends mid-january. What stocks can I invest in to make ... |
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 Can any one explain about options trading in a simple manner?? |
In a simple manner?
I referred the net and it was very complicated and there is different explanations in each site.
So tell me with an simple example ,what is options trading.... |
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 How hard is it to invest in your first real estate home and build wealth? |
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 Where can I get the tips for investing in stock market? |
Hi,
I wanna know about the stock market trading. Please tell me where can i get the information regarding that.... |
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 Rich dad poor dad seminar? Robert Kiyosaki? |
Has anyone ever been to his workshop or seminars?
Is it worth $495 for a 3 day workshop? What do they cover?
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 Investing in Precious Metals? |
| Ok, im new to all of this precious metal investing. I've done some reasearch and lets say i want to buy an ounce of platinum. So i go onto a website and buy one ounce for $1985/oz or whatever it ... |
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 Where Can I invest $5000? |
so it will make more money?
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 Stock trading? |
| I want to know everything there is to know about trading. Im a newbie and want to know how it works the lingo they use how to analyse "numbers" what you need to do to get started and so on.... |
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 What's the best way to invest 45000K? |
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 Are we in a bull or bear market right now? |
| I am trying to figure out if we are in a bull or bear market right now based on stock quotations from NYSE and NASDAQ but have managed to confuse myself, permanently. Please provide some clarity!... |
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 What should I spend my 5 thousand dollars on? |
I'm 16 years old, and I don't have it yet, but I'm working at a few places in the mall, and I'm going to get a job with my dad that pays a lot more during the summer...
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 Answe this pls? |
Assume that a client has $12,000 of capital gains and $15,000 of capital losses in any
one taxable year. How much unused loss, if any, is carried forward to the following tax year of the client?<... |
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William M | Borrow to invest? |
Is it possible to borrow money on investments that I already have and If so what rates would I be charged and what percentage of my portfolio would I be lent. |
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muncie birder
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Yes you can borrow to invest. Most banks will be delighted to do so. The rates will vary from institution to institution. Brokerage firms will lend 50% on stocks in your account. Their rates normally drop with the more that your borrow. U S government bonds can normally be purchased with 10% margin. Not recommended. Banks will often lend 90 to 100% of the value of realestate. Well, they once did anyway. They may have learned their lesson by now. |
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Paul
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Bad idea unless your net worth excluding your primary residence is positive. |
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Mongo
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Some financial institutions allow borrowing against certain types of investments. Call around. You will find them. |
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mike
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Well I would not borrow money from investments for more investments, if that is what you want to do. I knew a guy that would get credit cards with intro 0 %. He would use the money off those cards to buy investments. This way he was 100% leverage with no money of his own being used. Now if things went badly for him he would owe all that money back. If things went well, he would be making money with other peoples money. BE CAREFUL. |
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Rabbit
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There are two that I know are easy to borrow from: life insurance and futures contracts. As for the life insurance it has to be a whole life or universal life type of product, term policies tend (but sometimes do) have no cash value. I have more than one friend who started their business by borrowing from their life insurance policies.
As for futures (or commonly called commodities), there are two "margins"--a maintenance and an opening. While the brokerage might have, say, a $1,000 margin to open a position on something, there might be a minimum or maintenance margin of, say, $750. If the price goes against your position, say you bought but the price fell, when the value of your contract falls below the maintenance margin, you have to either close the position (and take the loss), or cough up some more money to meet or exceed the minimum, or the brokerage closes the position and bills you for their loss (which has happened to me before). If and as long as the price is favorable to your position, however, that extra value is yours--you can use it on another trade (pyramiding the value, buying more contracts of the same without shelling out any more bucks), let it ride, or pull it out and spend it. |
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DJ C
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I believe you will lose money that way. It depends on the investment but some banks charge a penalty for doing that. |
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Carlos G
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No, no and no.
Not even if you were a master investing.
If you are very good investing, find other people that want to invest -and take some risks-, and charge a % of the profits.
But borrow to invest, never. |
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Graham H
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Depends what your investments are, eg houses or commercial property you may get 80% depending on whether the rent covers the repayments. If you invested in mineral prospecting on Jupiter then you will not find it so easy. |
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bradxschuman
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Not off an investment...the transaction would be treated like a capital gain and you'll get taxed on it....not to mention any other penalties and fees, depending on where you drew it from.
You CAN borrow off the value of a life insurance policy, but you will have to pay it back with interest as well. |
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