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 What can you do with 800 a month?
what can a person do with 800 dollars a month to become rich?...


 I want to buy a house with my best friend,what is the best course of action?
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 Is this a good time to START investing?
Is this a good time to start investing, considering the market is down?...


 When someone says that dividends are paid each quarter, what is a quarter?
and are these quarters divided the same way as a stock market's financial quarters?...


 Do where investment?
How do where I...


 Is "F" a sucker play or a good buy?
What with the new aircraft guy....


 I have £40,000 coming to me. Where should I invest it?
I do not want to buy property anywhere. I am seriously tempted to buy Berkshire Hathaway B stock and keep it long term. Or I could just track the FTSE All-Share index. I want growth not income. Too ...


 Invest or pay off credit card debt...?
Just got a huge tax refund and I need some advice. Should I go ahead and take this money and pay off some of our credit card debts or should I open an ROTH IRA to invest the extra money?...


 Why Donald trump uses term "automobile" Isn't car easier and more common ?
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 What is the best way to invest 100k safely? I am 34 years old.?
I am not looking for something high risk or aggressive. I just want it to grow annually at a good return rate. Thanks in advance....


 Is it possible to analyse stock market mathematically as it is done by some stock analyst?
Stock market analyst try to analyse stock market mathematically or statistically.Which seems to relate different view points on a similar footing. It seems therefore it is not practically possible ...


 Would you rather own google or own an nfl team?

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how about 2 nfl ...


 I'm 25 y/o, what should I do with $2,500? I am considering three options...?
I want to be moderately agressive with this money and don't forsee myself withdrawing on it for many years, I am considering doing three things with my $2,500, I'd greatly appreciate your ...


 What would you suggest as the best way for a beginner to start investing $50,000?
I am a newly single parent of 2. My previous partner & I are expecting to close on an investment property we are selling in April. My share of the profits is over $50,000. I have never invested ...


 Is sensex correct indicator of economy?
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 What kind of gold or silver should I invest in?
Coins, bars, rounds? What would be a reliable legit company?...


 I want make $1200 per week by investing $50,000 in the Forex. Is this possible?
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 Since we are bailing out gamblers on Wall Street, shouldn't we also do the same for people who lose in Vegas?

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You are talking about a 20 to 30 year old inventory of static pieces of ****.

Three generations of speculators (theyd don't live very long, you see) ...


 Can an average person make a million dollars by investing it in the stock market, or mutual fund?
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 How can I invest $80,000 good ???
My dad just sold a property and gave me $80,000. Am 17 and don't know anything about investing. I don't want to just spend the money, or depend on my parents for advice. I want to invest it ...



captain_crunch50
Getting into stock trade at the age of 18?
I just turned 18 and I have always wanted to invest a little while I was young to give it plenty of time to grow. I just have no clue how to even purchase stock, what stock to buy, and really the best plan to invest. I have no clue what pension plans are either, could anyone offer some insight on a youngster such as myself? lol
                     
 




huggl
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1. an advisor will take your money, give you funds with high maintenance fees or charge you-you can't afford that.
2. Yes, buy a fund-diversify!
3. Yes, pension plan-will your employer match?
4. On your own-think no load fund. Many require 1000 or 3000 to start. You can invest directly or through say, scottrade or charles schwab.
5. Internet- Morningstar.com forbes.com...
6. go moderate risk until you understand more. Moderate because are very young, but don't know what you are doing, no offense.
good luck and sit tight. No one has lost over a 10 year period who sat tight, unless they sectored.


Anthony
lol I am 19 i strted at 18 too i have learned most of what ive learned by reading books you really have to know what your doing before you buy any stock or start anything your an adult now and you can get your self into serious trouble if you sign some broker contract just read books from the library and ask adults who are well off


mori
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hey im 20 and just bought my first shares today! i used an online broker since they're the cheapest by far. Lots of bargains to be had with the current market situation :)

I would recommend buying gold before shares tho they have risen from $780 per ounce in november to $880 in january and are predicted to go above $1000 per ounce in the months to come. Again online is the cheapest way.

As for a pension plan I wouldn't bother.You can use your money for investments with better returns plus by the time you retire the pension plan may no longer exist as faced by thousands of people in the UK

IMO gold is the best bet, considered high risk but it has been rising for the last few years and has reached a 28 year high with no sign of slowing down.


shamieya
Read "Getting Started in Stocks" by Alvin Hall. It's a very easy to understand beginners book on investing. Pension plans are something businesses offer their employees. There are many facets of the investment market, you're just going to have to take the time to educate yourself before you invest your money.
You buy securities through a broker, which can be online or "brick and mortar". you fill out an application for an account and then you put money in the account. you research what you want to buy (stock, mutual funds, bonds, etc.) and you order it from the broker, which charges you a fee. Some companies will let you buy the stock directly from them through a clearing house company (like the broker).


Dont_taze_me_bro
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You need to invest in a good growth stock mutual fund with a 5 year track record. Do not buy individual stocks. The risk is too high.

And don't use lol anymore. The community has collectively agreed we wont use that one anymore.


Tim
Go with a mutual fund instead. It is a collection of stocks managed by professionals.

We use AG Edwards, look them up in the phone book.


Robin
Your bank probably has a personal investments person who can steer you into some mutual funds.


lyallalterstuart
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well you can do it online with a credit card through like anyy stock exhchange just google it for awhile im only 13 and do it all the time


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first sign up with an online broker.

and then you can buy stocks.

i'd have at least 1000-2000 of the money that I DON'T need in the next 6 months.

right now may be a good time to get in since most stocks got beat down, but don't invest with the money that you need for food or education. and find good companies with broken stocks not low stocks from broken companies.

Good luck.

sectors i'd recommend is (tech, infracture, healthcare, food, oil and energy stocks)

stay away from financial for now


NOBAMA '08
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LOL, GREAT IDEA! And a perfect time to start investing I have stock and I'm 14 so ya lol a great place to invest it is sharebuilder.com. And about which stocks are good to invest in? idk lol i wanna know too! I do know that big companies like apple, target, microsoft, Mcdonalds, aren't the best idea because they're already such big companies that most likely the won't grow that much more so you won't make a whole lot of of them. You want to invest in one that will grow alot and you can make alot of $ off but unfortuneatley it's hard to tell if it will grow big or not. Good Luck! I hope this helps some! :-)
God Bless


Dad
join an investment club, where likeminded peopel invest small amounts and talk a lot and everyone learns..... there are national lists avialable (in UK anyway)


sunny r
Talk to a finical advisor.


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