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 Stock market these days?
I'd like to invest in some stock would that be wise at the moment with the economy the way it is?...


 I have 50 shares of AMD, should I cash them and put them into my 4.5% savings?
I bought them a long time ago, around 1999. I definately purchased them higher then what they are at. But, I've been waiting years and AMD just doesn't seem to be doing anything. CPU ...


 Wat is forex?
the inter net forex trading is good or ...


 Shares are on the way down bang goes my pension now what?
me ...


 Is the stock market about to take a tumble?
Given the current forclosure rates, decrease in housing, increase in cost of living and decrease in consumer confidence is there going to be "price adjusting" in the stock market as we have ...


 Safest place to invest around $200K for one year?
i know my local bank has a one year CD that pays between 4.00 and 4.20%.
is there any other investment, that is GUARANTEED, that will pay me more....like a muni-bond or something?

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 Is making thirty thousand dollars a year decent for a 20 year old?
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 Whats the next sector I should keep my eye on to invest? any specific stocks?
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 I have 1,000,00 dollars to spend as a school thing with finance its not real money but I need stocks that good
what are some stocks that grow fast in like a month?
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 Where can I invest $5k that's relatively safe but has a decent yield?
I hav roughly $5k-$7k that I'd like to invest. I'm fairly young. It's sitting in a savings account at the moment, but only collecting 3.4% interest. I'd like to get some more out ...


 I want to invest in shares ,which are the best option for me at this time?
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 Did you get scared out of stocks in 2008?
and will you be kicking yourself in 2009 for getting scared?...


 Can a student invest in mutual funds?
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 Why is the U.S. stock market drifting upward, slowly, when there has been mostly bad news?
Meaning, in late November and December, since the dip to 7500. Since that point, the market is over 1000 points higher, on what news exactly?...


 What's the best/most secure investment?
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 Is it safe to leave investment in UK post office income bonds?
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 Can I buy & sell Stocks online? Im 17yrs old.?
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 Can you help me decide on a discount online broker?
I think I want to get a Roth IRA, so that I can take the profits out in five years for my first house and pay off student loans. However, I am really new to this investing stuff. I am looking at this ...


 Do you think China economy will be the best in the world soon?
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 Is it better to invest in lands or developed properties?Why?
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JUSTIN M
Do you think the stock market will crash?
everyone tells me to pull my money out of my 401k. I think that's stupid because now im buying so much more stock at a cheaper price and when things go back up im gunna be making mucho donaro. p.s. im 25
                     
 




jdm
Stay invested, if the market crashes then even the money under your matress will be worthless. No point in bailing at the age of 25 you got a long term horizion, put in more now and watch it grow.


jkyongi
I sure hope so.

I just invested $17,000 yesterday and my stock went up. I made $30 today. I want it to go down so I can buy more stock cheap. They say buy when there's blood in the street. I want more blood so I can buy a lot more stock really cheap.

Frankly the whole economy looks very sick. The government and everybody else have been living on money they borrowed from each other. I'm also buying gold. I knew people who used gold to buy rice in a concentration camp. Try that with mutual funds.



rustoria617
Stick with your plan. Called "averaging." Will pay off in the long term.


Dwight D J
Keep investing. The market won't do much for the next 3-6 months, but then it'll start to come back and by the time the others are buying, they'll have lost out on lots of profits.

I'm putting every spare dime into stocks....there are many undervalued stocks.


Brendan Prewitt
I'd have to agree with the other post, keep investing at your normal rate, if not more if possible. The markets appear to be nearing at least a short-term bottom, as they have been shrugging off bad economic data (like the market being up 3.5% today despite the announcement of the worse than expected jobs data, the worst in 34 years). Such moves indicate that the market may have discounted much of the bad news that has yet to come, meaning we could be nearing the bottom and a gradual rebound could come. Either way, the dowside on the S&P 500 is limited to about 600 in the worst case scenario, which represents a 30% decline from current levels. If it does happen to do that, you should be grateful, as while you will be losing in the short-term, your 401k will benefit greatly in the long-run from the reduced cost basis you will achieve, especially given your age. You've already suffered large losses from this year's decline, we're likely closer to the bottom than the top, the cards are now stacked in your favor, why pull out now and risk missing out on a move higher? Just some thoughts, I hope they help.

Best of luck!


M dub
it already has!!!

think of it this way, your 401k is a probabaly a 50 year investment at this point. you have already gotten crushed on the big move down. what is a gread depression II downside - 50% with S&P at 400? maybe. what's the upside between now and 50 years from now? probabaly thousands of %. its still a good scenario for you to stay long from a risk reward persepctive.

your real risk is that the US loses the dollar like a third world country. I think in 5 years it could get crushed but i think there would be a massive tax increase and belt tightening.

so forget it for now and believe in the USA, stay long for your retirement. and don't puke it up if we go down 30,40 or 50%


C o n f u c i a n
[quote] Do you think the stock market will crash? [/quote]

What do you call a DJIA intraday high of 14,280 points on October 11, 2007 to 7,500 points two weeks ago, November 21, 2008?


Thor
You are right. It is called "Dollar Cost Averaging".

Where were those people to tell you to sell when the market was above 14,000?

Why do most people want to sell low and buy high?

But don't tell them to change. Just smile and say yes and do the opposite. That is making me rich.


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