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 How does anyone lose money trading? Just buy and then wait until the price goes up, then sell. How can u lose? |
| I am COMPLETELY new to trading, just learning, so here's your chance to make me look stupid... If you buy a stock at a random time/price, it WILL eventually go higher in price, right? So you ... |
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 Is the economy going to tank any time soon? Should I start investing for the first time now? |
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 What should I do with my Employee Stock Purchase Plan now that I quit? |
I no longer work for the company with whom I own about $3000.00 through Mellon IN vestor Services.
I just recieved a notice giving me three options:
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 I am sure that SENSEX will fall bellow 10000 .... What do you think ? |
| Technically As well as fundamentally our markets are still weak..... Even after this much bigger falls.... |
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| What should I ask my financial planner? |
I have a meeting w/ my financial planner on Tuesday.
I am 23, will finish University this time next year, and have 80,000 of savings to invest. What QUESTIONS should I ask him? Which stocks/... |
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 I'm in college, and want to invest $1000? |
| I am thinking along the lines of an ETF, any suggestions? Also, which brokerage service do you recommend? Etrade? Schwabb? Thanks.... |
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 I want to start buying stocks...? |
| I already have a IRA, a Roth IRA, a savings account that pays 4.5% and a checking that pays 4%. Once I am able to participate in my employer's 401(k) I will start that, also I will be able to ... |
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 If $100,000 dollars fell out of the sky and into my lap? |
what would be a good idea to invest it in, and why?
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 US Currency Devaluation? |
I have been following closely the US currency and as everyone can see, the US currency has fallen against most major currency including the Euro, Yen, Renminbi and even the Canadian dollar.
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 Stocks, bonds, etc.-- what is the safest way to invest? |
| I've heard of diversifying and that some investments (like savings accounts and CD's) simply earn interest and are supposedly completely safe, particularly if FDIC insured, but I know ... |
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 Stock investing question? |
| I asked a question this morning about investing in stocks. Someone answered buy some good companies like GE, Walmat and Staples etc and then dont touch them or look at them for 20 years. I am new to ... |
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so420? | Can you do your own investing? |
skipping the middle man.Where would I look ? |
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John W
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You definitely can do your own investing, but you have to go through a brokerage house if you are investing in stocks, mutual funds, options ..,
Fidelity, Scottrade, and eTrade all have decent websites with low brokerage fees. These are discount brokers and you are entirely responsible for you investment decisions with these companies.
Make sure that you spend a lot of time researching and developing your investment strategies. I would recommend "paper trading" any strategy that want to use for several months before investing real $$.
I use Fidelity and they have a lot of free research on their site - the others probably do as well. |
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jglick1999
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If you're talking investing in stocks or other publicly traded entities, you do need a broker (since you don't own a seat on the exchange); but you can use an online broker like ameritrade.com or etrade.com to trade stocks for very low commissions (usually less than $10 per transaction).
For other investments, like angel investing in a startup, you don't need a "middleman" but you do need a lawyer to draft the contract (which is kinda pricey). |
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bilbobagsend
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Yes you can go to library and look up stock markets etc should be in business section |
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piet lul
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you bet ye, use a deep discount broker. |
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Charly Bravo
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Absolutely, and to Leverage your money, buy rental real estate. Property is on sale now, the long term growth will out perform almost all other investment vehicles, especially when all tax benefits are factored in. |
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gosh137
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You do NOT need a broker or brokerage house to invest in stocks. Many companies have DRIPs -- Dividend ReInvestment Plans and lots of these plans allow to invest your initial investment directly with the company without brokers. For any company you are interested in, check their web site, usually under "investor relations."
Also check out the web site: www.directinvesting.com.
No load mutual funds can be bought directly from the mutual fund company, without the need for a broker. |
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Rigo
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i don know |
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