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 Is this a good portfolio balance?
Hi,
Let me first tell you what my plan is for my stock and then I'll give you the portfolio. I plan to invest as a moderate to aggressive investment with no plan to withdraw funds over the ...


 What's your favorite stock and why?

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 What's the safest investment considering we're in a recession?
I thought about putting money in CD or mutual fund of some type. I'm looking for low risk and not necessarily a quick return....


 What is 1,000,000,000,000,000,000...
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 Todays so called recession?
think its worse than 2000-2002? or not as bad? how long u guys think it will take to recover this one?...


 How much can a stock fall in a day?
For example,can a stock trading at $10,be wiped out and almost become a penny stock in a day?i have seen stocks rising 100% but falling i am not sure.
Back in India i think we have a 10% ...


 Where would you recommend a beginner start investing?
I just want to buy 2 ...


 After you have everything you need, why do you continue to seek more.?
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 I am a beginner in share market.please tell some website which tells very simply about sharemarket,investments
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 Would you invest in sirius satellite radio?
do you think it will beat Xm radio? Do you think that it a good or bad buy and why?...


 Investing? How to play the stock market?
I am receiving about $2,000 from my taxes this year and rather than blowing the money, I'd like to know what options I have in terms of investing the money and perhaps turning it into a bigger ...


 Can I move my money from my work 401k and put it in another account like Schwab or Etrade?
I still have my ...


 If I have $20'000.00 to invest are mutual funds the best way to go?
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 Does a private investor require to be licensed?
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 When the equity market is running south wards, is it advisable to invest in mutual funds.?
After January,08 the equity market is highly volatile. All the FIIs are started withdrawing from the capital market. At this juncture all the mutual funds schemes are showing very low NAVs. How do ...


 16yr old wanting to invest stocks?
Im 16 and dont know anything about stocks. I never did it before. all I have is $7K. what should I do with it?
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remember im only 16 and only have a savings ...


 How do we buy any companies shares???
How can i buy share of one company, am interested to invest a lillte money in shares of big companies, one at one time, am totally blank in it, can somebody plz help me step wise how to and where ...


 Good quick money stock...oil? Any suggestions?
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 What's a good book or resource to learn about investing/trading stock?
i wanna throw like $1000 on scottrade and play around with the stockmarket. i know very little about investing. could anyone point me toward a good book or resource to learn about trading stock, IRAs ...


 Why should india rely on "Out Sourcing" for its economic growth?
Are we not better off concentrating on R&D in hi-tech areas and relying on economic benifits of it?...



Sleepyguy
Cramer says to do your "homework" on stocks you own. How do you do that exactly?
                     
 




fist_3
When I do my homework I goto Moneycentral, Yahoo, the companyies website, type it into google and see what pops up. I look to see if it pays a dividend and how long it has paid a dividend, take AFN, they have paid every quarter last year and they said they will this year as well. Moneycentral has news when a company puts something out. Thats doing you "homework." goto the link below and you'll see new.


Common Sense
"Homework" starts with learning. You need to know what type of investor you are and then find out how to get information that would be important to you. You start with a commitment to learning. Read as many books on investing, for the next year, as much as you can.

So if you're a "growth investor" you'll look for different things than a "value investor". You're approach will be different depending on whether you're a day, swing or position trader.
You may be a momentum investor... or not.

Finally, Cramer can give some interesting "overall" thoughts on investing. It's not a good idea to take his stock tips (or anyone elses)....... Ultimately you'll understand why.


Paul M
Figure out the industry average for P/E ratio... Take a look at the balance sheet and income statement... Take into account the debt load and owner's equity. Know what you are buying... But most importantly.... Study the earnings projections for the next two quarters which are released by Wall Street Analysts. Get a Scottrade account.... Scottrade has future earnings projections listed on a bar graph behind the stock's line graph. What you will notice is that most of the time, a stock's performance is directly related to its earnings.


Ted
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Keep up on the news about stocks you own. Start with the headlines and charts on Yahoo finance. Things may change after you buy a stock and it may not be worth holding any more. Is your reason for buying it still valid. Keep an eye on the chart. Not every wiggle, but the general trend. If it changes, there may be something afoot and you should move your money elsewhere. No stock climbs to the moon.


Ron Berue
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Not only do people learn from their successes, BUT they learn A WHOLE LOT MORE from their mistakes..

For each strategy a trader or investor uses, there should be a set of written trading rules, in the form of a checklist or spreadsheet fior that strategy.

Once those rules are on paper, in a sort-of "fill-in-the-blanks", logical format, the work is not done. For the trader or investor to continue trading on a successful and more-consistent basis - with a minimum amount of adding more money to the trading account, those rules have to be tested, adjusted and "tweaked".

Some of my trading rules are: No inexpensive or "cheap" stocks less than $26.51 per share.

For a minimum of 4 months, on a consistent daily basis, the stock must trade AT LEAST 600,000. NO IPOs.

No stock is traded within 5 calendar days before AND 5 days after its earnings announcement date. Earnings happens about every 3 months - not necessarily in April, July, October and January.

As part of my homework/research, AND when I'm in a position or in a trade, I ALWAYS check the news for that stock.

I ALWAYS check to see if that stock is splitting. I WON'T trade any stock when I KNOW its going to split.

I ALWAYS check for dividends. I WON'T trade any stock when I KNOW its going to have dividends. I have other rules.

Rules keep me out of trouble. Rules protect the money in the account. Rules help to eliminate those stocks which could cost more money than I’m willing to risk.

Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it!

VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name!


I've moved to Bermuda
make sure you know what you are buying
read the prospectus


Avijit D
visit www.indianstockmarket.webs.com they will guide u how to
invest money in stock market.


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