 How many mutual funds should i invest in? |
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 Vanguard or american funds? |
| American funds has shown higher long term returns, but Vanguard has such low fees and does very well. In regaurds to A share mutual funds, which one do you recommend and why? Thanks.... |
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 Where or how do I go to purchase AIG stocks? |
| Because of the bailout of AIG and others. Would like to buy, but don't know where or how to start. Any suggestions?... |
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 What is your openion about investment in mutual Funds? |
| I heard that the investment in mutual fund is very safe and getting good return. I want to know your openion in this regards. as per your experiance which Mutual Fund is Good.... |
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 Investment of money for maximum returns? |
| I want to Invest Rs 50000. Where shoud i invest so that i have maximum returns after 3 years?... |
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 How Can I Get Into Investing??? I Am A Novice And A Complete Beginner.? |
What are the first steps??? What type of things must I think about??? Feel free to post useful books and useful websites. Thanks
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 Where should a 24 year old invest a large sum of money? |
I am a 24 year old male in NJ. I have a BS in EE and have been employed for 2 years. I am working on my MBA and am paying for about 20% of this (employer paying rest). Lets assume I make ~$70k.
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 What interest rate is generally used as an estimate of future inflation? |
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 How do we save for retirement in our situation!! I'm getting very upset thinking about this!!? |
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magic angel | Can someone explain to me exactly how stocks and shares work? |
For example like what kind of businesses are best to go with? How long to stay with one? How much to put into on your first time etc. Many thanks. |
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Steve
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Diversified mutual funds, investing in domestic and international stocks, are safer way to invest, specifically, if you don't have a large sum to invest.
You can have a mix of aggressive, moderate and conservative mutual funds. If you are young, you may consider a aggressive portfolio. |
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You should only buy shares of stock of a company that you know well, in an industry that you know well. You should plan on the long term as stocks can fluctuate quite a bit over the short term. Also if you own the stock at least 5 years before selling, the profit you make is taxed at a lower rate. |
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Companies sell stock to raise money. The stocks are in units of "shares" - each stockholder has a "share" of the company and theoretically some say about how it's run.
The value of a share is determined by supply and demand; how many are for sale and how many people want them.
Most companies pay an annual dividend - a percentage of profits based on how many shares a person owns.
What stocks to own - you have lots of research to do. The general recommendation is to buy in to companies you like and do business with.
A good suggestion for first time investors is mutual funds. A mutual fund is a large portfolio that is professionally managed. The idea is to have a very diverse collection of investments overseen by someone whose day-to-day job is to invest and make money.
Consider getting connected with a Financial Advisor. A good advisor can teach you about different types of investments, how to diversify, what sorts of investments to get in to, and most importantly help you stay calm when the market goes crazy.
The A#1 investment to take advantage of is your company's 401K plan if they do matching. |
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if u live in /near london go to the WORLD MONEY SHOW on fri 30th and 1st dec. register first. |
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eschewdefeat
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Not in the kind of space available here, or the amount of time I could put into it. I'd suggest getting a financial advisor and begin investing for retirement. In time you'll understand fairly well how it works. But probably not as well as your advisor understands it. Watch a little financial channel every day. That will help you catch on. But asking that is like asking someone to briefly explain quantum physics. |
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Nick B
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Subscribe to specialist publications like The Penny Share Guide from the Fleet Street Publications.
Then do your own due diligence. My formula was take each PSG recommendation and buy the ones where the directors were buying strongly. Watch like a hawk and if directors start selling get out fast. If a share doubles sell half and let the rest run. If it falls 10% cut and run
Between 1973 and '76 that turned £2,800 into £37,800 and paid for my first business. Between '87 and '91 grew £1,900 into £24,600 and saved me from declaring bankruptcy.
At all times I was monitoring and buying/selling on a daily basis.
The guys who are making the Million bonuses in the city can average 30%pa in a rising or falling market, yet most stockbrokers will tell you 7%pa is good..............
The only shares I lost badly on were recommendations from my stockbroker, proving once again that so called experts aren't!
Nowadays investigate spread betting or traded options. Higher leverage, lower risk, and in the case of financial betting Tax Free!!!!!!
There are numerous ways of making money other than stocks and shares. Due to the spread between buying and selling price and costs you do need to commit a chunk of cash to each share, at least £1,000 a time to cover the risks.
With spread betting or traded options you can cover the same potential for a much lower outlay. |
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Investors_noob
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Strongly recommend you to visit http://investment-blog.net |
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Save Money Guide
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I have been trading successfully in the stock market for the past 30 years. The best pointers I can give you are:
1. Rely on your judgement alone. Do not employ a Financial Adviser as you will be liable for their fees, thus reducing your profits.
2. Do your own research known as - DYOR
3. Only invest money that you are not likely to need for the next two years and to be aware that you can lose this money.
4. It is impossible to say which shares to choose. If you read a good newspaper, watch news items on TV or listen to the radio, you will pick up loads of information.
5. One of my best investments was made because of a small piece of news on BBC 6pm. news regarding a company called Tanfield (TAN). This gave me over 200% profit. I was well pleased.
6. to be a successfull investor you need to be like blotting paper - just soaking up information.
For a start try
http://www.save-money-guide.com/reports.html
scroll down to number 5 for a FREE book on Stock Market Investing.
Best of luck - wishing you every success. |
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