The company I work for have offered me, 1,500 options(not sure how these work?) , or a few k a year pay rise, I know the company is being packaged ready for sale next year for arorund 60-100MM but ...
Since 02/27 I lost over $2000..I invested in Fidelity mutual funds: FSDAX ,FDVLX,FDCAX,FSLVX and TSVOX
I don't know what to do..should I sell my mutual funds or wait??...
If you had $200k to invest, what would you do with it? would you hire a financial advisor or do your own research to buy stocks/funds/real estate etc. Is it worth to hire a financial advisor for this ...
i am playing a stock market game for econ and it goes along with the real stock market and i want to know the sleepers that can earn alot of money. also if there is a websites that has good potential ...
What is really odd is that the world has seven times as much refined gold as silver, yet silver is still cheap compared to gold and the silver supply is dwindling because of modern industry in ...
It's been done before. You might be facing legal troubles if you don't turn in the gold that your holding, only collecting a fraction of it's true worth.
This might happen ...
sad d
Buying shares/stocks?
can you provide me a list of companies that offer direct investment plan thingy. i know mcdonalds and target offers it, but there fees are quite a bit more than the fees of my current mutual funds i have. and yah i know the risks of buying stocks is greater than the risks of buying stocks,
There are really a whole pile of them, over 500, on the US (and Canadian) exchanges. A few lists are below.
Another good way to buy these things and have them reinvested automatically without all the paperwork is through Sharebuilder (The Canadian version is Shareowner). Initial investments don't need to be large, and subsequent reinvestment from dividends is automatic and without charges. It's a decent alternative to mutual funds if you like selecting your own stocks.
Dean *
I know Pepsi does and I think its still a bargain right now.
Drip Investors, I have the book and there are a lot companys. The book is about $18.00 and if you're serious, its worth the price.
Tim P
I own shares of Thornburg Mortgage through their drip. No fees, $500 minimum to start. Great dividend reinvested at a discount.
Socrates470BC
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