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David | Can you please recommend me good ways to invest? |
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Loislane801
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Do your research, start off with 'The Motley Fool' website for info. and recommended reading. When you're ready to invest diversify - don't put all your eggs in one basket. There's no easy sure fire money spinner when it comes to investing (if there was everyone would do it) the more knowledge and info. you're armed with the better. |
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krm29619
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Buy a house and let it for rent.. |
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old know all
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That depends on how much, for how long and your attitude to investment risk. There are no magic answers to investment (apart from the people who make a fortune selling dud investment tips). Generally, the big money is to be made by realising when the market has got it wrong and doing the opposite - but if it turns out the market was right all along, you're broke. |
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Placido
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Yes. Invest your money or at least time in researching. Buy investment books or magazines. Or if you like to make use of your local taxes, go to the library in the "investment" section.
Their are plenty of free wealth on the internet. money.cnn.com, googles business, yahoo business, npr.org business, morning star, bloomberg, msnbc, etc etc.
Good luck. |
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INACTIVE
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The first thing is to get out of current debt... credit cards, cars, home, whatever. Why pay interest in the double digits only to get single digit returns? With that said, assuming you are debt free the answer depends on your risk factor. You don't have to keep all your money in one place so consider mutual funds and T bonds and liquid savings and wherever else you see a good trend. Buy low, sell high. The other key point is how long you intend to leave your investments alone. For long term use tax free 401K plans, stocks and/or bonds but for shorter investment (5 years) consider an IRA (like ROTH). What I would recommend are books by Suze Orman (your library) who pretty much spells out the whats and whys of investing. David Bach shows ideas for long term investments and 401K type wealth building of millionaires. If you are young, NOW is the time to start a plan but get yourself out of debt and achieve your goals one dollar at a time. |
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Alberto G
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This is a good busisness:
http://www.money.ws/activos |
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cmeduck
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Many banks use the money that you give them to buy your CD and then buy government tax lien certificates.
They are 0 risk and have huge rates of return. Learn more about them here:
http://bstsystems.taxliens1.hop.clickbank.net
Try this link to find the best deals in real estate:
http://bstsystems.livemp3s.hop.clickbank.net/
Here's a great book on trading for beginners:
http://www.best-stock-trading-systems.com/trading_for_beginners_review.html |
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Richard F
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You could start with a no load index fund.
Invest in what you know.
Open an account with a discount broker. I use TD Ameritrade.
Think of things you or your friends like and buy their stock. Stick with bigger names. Not fly by night.inc.
Use Yahoo finance and charts.
This should get you started. |
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Frank Heyes
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Try Government Stocks or Bonds
also set up a small portfolio of sample stocks that you can watch to see how they perform you can set up a portfolio on Yahoo quite easily |
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Steve
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I would definitely start with reading, books by proven professionals as opposed to on the web, unless you know the source is very good. Investment advice on the web is a dime a dozen, and all of it is garbage, even from source which you think are good. They would not tell everyone about great opportunities, because they would get in themselves 1st, it doesn't make sense that they would.
I'd start with Peter Lynch, and The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham is the best book I've ever read on investment philosophy.
Stocks are the best, diversify globally across the major established economies.
If you do individual stocks, come up with a plan and have confidence, and stick with it. Many times you have to do the opposite of what your gut says, but if you can put your emotions to the side, you can make alot. |
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Jack
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That'll cost you |
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wafwafmata
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I don't recommend the stock exchange, unless you are using a bank or a prof. adviser/agent. "it's too complicated, sometimes chaotic and you need lots of verified information...of course it's much better than going to a casino. At the stock exchange your chance is better.
Why not investing in real estate- that is something stable, like gold. I would choose Spain, Bulgaria or other countries/cities/ where there's such tendency of growing prices or region that is currently developing. You will need information there too, depending on the concrete place - a friend or a specially hired agency. For example, If you know that a big route is going to be build there, an underground, a park... On the Black sea there was a big hysteria on buying apartments. That is something I don't recommend. The prices are decreasing, for the chaotic and unreasonable construction made many charming places look like concrete ghettos. There is still big interest among British, Holand etc. peole in buying houses in Bulgaria. Some people bought old cheap houses, renovated them and sold them for 10 times more.
Or you could always buy a nice apartment in a hot spot and take a decent rent each month or sell it after a few years. |
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Giggagirl
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diapers.. |
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Jewel
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Invest in yourself. |
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