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 How can I make money fast?
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 What is the best way to invest $5000.00 quickest return?
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 I want to invest money in stocks, can someone give me good suggestions on where to start ?
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 Anybody has tried trading currencies on forex?what website is best/safest/secure?
hi guys, m looking forward to try luck in trading currencies....wud like to hve feedback of ur xperiences.....


 Can one be too conservative in their investing?
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 I have $1,500, what is the best way to invest it?
I know its not much but I want to try to invest it in something?...


 I can understand how the Bulls make money in a stock market-buy low and sell high,but how do bears make money?
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 Is forex trading better than stock trading ? which one is more convinient to do ? pro and cons ?
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 Why don't teens invest their money?
I am 14 and recently I have been talking to a financial advisor about investing money and I am wondering if 2000 dollars now can turn into millions when I am older why don't kids invest their ...


 Another newbie with 10k needs your investing help!!?
I am looking to invest 10k. now, and $300-$400 monthly.
I have enough put away to live on for at least 1 Yr.
I have been doing alot of reading on investing(investing for dummies) and ...


 I m an nri can invest abut 50thousand a month but hv no idea whr to start n whom to contact for investment?
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 IRA Contribution?
If one does not have available capital to contribute to a Traditional IRA(or Roth IRA) would it be wise to obtain that money from a Home Equity Loan??...


 I would like to start investing money for my children in the future, how would I do this?
I am 23 years old, single, and I have 2 children. I work a good job, however, I don't have that much money to invest, but I would like for my children to have a better future than I did. Any ...


 I'm 31, where/how should I invest my money?
I'm 31 years old, single, no kids, I make $85K a year. I currently have $130K in a savings account but only $20K in stocks and I contribute the max to my Roth IRA. At my age should I have a ...


 What is the best stock to buy this week ?
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 How long will take me to be a millionaire?
no trust funds
just hard work and lucky charm
Additional Details
''cry'' thank you
i am allready in the green house
and i got half the road walked ;)...


 Your best stock picks under $10?
lets see who you think is worth an investment for short or long term and why?...


 When will you have your first one million US dollars? What is your target age?
I want to know... are you going to do it? Self-made one million US dollars?

How old do you think you will be to achieve this goal?
For me, I hope by 35 I could get my one million US ...


 Should i now buy shares of bear stearns (BSC)?
we all know that bear stearns drop about 50% on friday and might drop some more again on monday. so is this a good time to buy abuot 100 shares? i am think why not we know that bear stearns will be ...


 A good website for stock prices?
What is a good website where I can look at stock prices? I don't want to open up an account, I just need to know the current stock prices at this point....



Problem Solver
How and where to start for investments?
I'm completely new and am tired of being a smart *** at school. I make over $100,000 and am not satified after spending years to compete in a giant rat race. How and where do I start? So that I can start investing? where do I go? what do I need to know? Who do I talk to? Does it cost money to start? Please help me...
                     
 




Ron Berue
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I'll do my best to answer your Qs in the same order you asked them:
1] How and where do I start? I'll answer this Q with a Q: How do you eat an elephant?
Answer: One bite at a time.
Believe me, in the beginning you'll be overwhelmed with information. In the beginning, you MUST take it slow and easy. There's more info out here than any one persoin can absorb or comprehend in a very short time.

Being a "newbie" - one who doesn't know anything about the market or hwo it works, you should start with a copy of "Trading for Dummies" or "Stocks for Dummies".

Mark in it. Write in it. Make notes in it.
When you get to a term you don't understand, you can usually find excellent, easy-to-understand definitions of many financial and investment terms by going to this free site, recognized by Y! A as a "Featured Knowledge Partner":
http://investopedia.com

Investopedia also has a free, paper trading platform. You can set up a virtual account and almost trade as though you were trading with your own hard-earned money.

http://finance.yahoo.com is also recognized by Y! A as a "Featured Knowledge Partner"

2] So that I can start investing? You don't start investing your real hard-earned money until you master your rules and your trading strategies.

3] Where do I go? I gave you the foundation and the sites.

4] What do I need to know? You don't need fifty different strategies. All you need is to learn 5 or 6 strategies.
Who do I talk to?

5] Does it cost money to start? It ALWAYS costs mioney to start trading with real money.

When you finish reading the books, post another Q or e-mail the person who providres the best answer to this Q.

Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it!

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


eforst18
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This is a good beginner's guide: http://futurewealthplan.com/advisor/

Where: links provided above
What to know: somply general business knowledge
Who: read online, read books, don't spend on advisors
Cost: less than 1% of your investment


Donald B
Your first option should be to fund fully a retirement account. If you do this, and you have extra cash, then one of the best things you can do is open a DRIP Plan.

Go to : low-cost-stock-recommendations

.com

They have a DRIP Section and it is free.

These powerful investment plans are seldom talked about because brokers make very little money when they suggest them. Yet, they have proven to be one of the best, if not the best, long-term strategy on Wall Street.

They are perfect for small investors, as well as big investors. They are safe and allow you to not care about whether the market is going up or down. They are a must for any serious investor.

I strongly recommend looking into it. They are great plans.

Good Luck


Club_obi_wan
I'd go to Edward Jones, but if you insist on doing it yourself here is the quickie, start by opening an investment account at Etrade, i'd have at least an ira but probably a general account (non-ira) as well:

1. Research your stocks at finance.yahoo.com
2. Stick to exchange traded funds and mutual funds
3. Pick one, here's an example, izzyx
4. Click the profile link to see what the fund objective is and how the expenses relate from the fund to the category.
5. Follow the link that says 'view top small value funds' it will take you to a page that has the highest % return over a 1, 3, 5 year period. Find the highest return and check etrade to confirm you can buy it. Reinvest the dividends and capital gains and be patient.


BestINVEST
I've opened a savings account in Belarus bank.
13% annual interest is nice to my mind.
ICQ: 375576529

Good luck!


Steve R
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Look at your company's 401K. They usually match at least 50% of what you put into it up to a percentage (usually 6-8%). Fund your IRA. You can learn about these things for free on Yahoo Finance website under Personal finance tab.


Derrek M
I had the same problem as you have.
I had a good amount of money, but didn't knew where to invest it.
So I looked around for something that gave me a great return towards a low risk.
And the only thing I could find was a mannaged account.
Here you can follow up my results of every day:
http://my-robottrader.blogspot.com/

I'm verry excited because I already have 40% ROI in one month and a half.
My moneymannager is giving me great support, and answer all of my questions almost immediatly.
Annyway feel free to contact me (adress on my blog) and I'll bring you in direct contact with my money mannager.


Ego
I recommend that you go to your local business school's book store and check out the primers by Barron's. The publish a thin book on every type of investment vehicle. Ask your local banker for a rundown of all their investment services and how they work. Then read about how other companies compete or expand on these. Get an accountant and ask for advice about tax-free investments.

Here's the basics:

Know your cash investment vehicles first. CD, money market, loans, etc. Understand stocks & bonds. Next, consider mutual funds. There's foreign stocks & bonds, as well as currency markets. Options. Think real estate. Then there's REITs & TICs, which are real estate funds. Understand that 401k & IRA have tax advantages. You can invest in a start-up company, or form your own partnership. First issue stocks are called IPOs. Precious metals.


Sateesh Kumar
Dear Friend

This is S2 Stock Predicta (s2sp), Karnataka. Considering the volatality and the day traders confused state of mind, We have launched a website www.s2sp.co.in , in which we provide predicted best selling and best buying price for all stocks listed in BSE and NSE and list of companies suitable for day trading with potential earning everyday after 8 PM for next days market. The forecasted prises are with in the limits of Actual High and low upto 70-75% accuracy. We have launched this service in karnataka on 14th Dec 2007 and provided service to customers via phone and we found the response was good and the necessity of this service was understood. Responding to this demand we have launched the web site to serve more people. Customers can access for free samples everyday and can subscribe for full acess.

Regards

S2 Stock Predicta
www.s2sp.co.in


Jessica P
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the company that i deal with advises me what to buy and when to buy in the markets. they also dont charge me anything to get involved and they only charge me a very small percent on my profits. i haven't a clue about the stock markets but my advisor showed me around 80 percent profit per year. jessica_peters44@yahoo.co.uk


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