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 What are a few high risk on-the-rise stocks?
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 I have a strategy to earn $250 per month by trading in forex on $3500 capital..how to market that ?
what is the best method? a fixed monthly subscription, sharing profits or one time payment? please suggest..........


 In United States, form who should I buy the stock?
In United States, form who should I buy the stock?
lets say, i know which stock to buy
I am looking for an option so that I have to pay minimum transaction fee
please advise
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 Which is better, buying gold stock or bars/bullion?
Figure a middle-class man with average income. Please cite your sources! Thank you :-)...


 What is the best way to invest money for someone has no experience?
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 Is this a good time to buy shares? Experts?? ?
Do you think the share price will go further down?...


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 Stock question.?
I know what a mutual fund is, but I'm not quite sure how it works. So how does it work? Thanks!...


 How can you get into the German stock market?
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 Should I buy bear stearns stock ?
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 Why cant i win the lottery?
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 Penny stocks: Buying at $0.0001 and selling at $0.0002?
I recently started trading penny stocks with the advice of a friend. He told me to buy a certain stock at $.0001 and told me to hold on to it until it doubled. I bought $150 worth of that stock. I ...


 Need help to sue my stock broker?
Friends,
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 Whats Mutual Funds?
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 Will Stock go up or down tomorrow?
Predict a % drop or up, closest one earn 10 pts! predict for dow jones and Nasdaq....


 I want to invest in stock market,which stocks are very helpful to short selling?
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 Who do I talk to about making investments?
I have saved up a few thousand dollars and I know that market is bad but I want to look into making investments to make some money. Who do I talk to?...


 How best do i invest 2000 dollars?
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 Thoughts on putting money into a CD for a year or so instead of the stock market?
Minimum deposit of $1000.
Earning 2.5%, 3.10%, 3.50%, 3.70%, 4.20% for 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 1 year, 2 years respectively.

Thanks....



casey_leftwich
How can I buy a share of a company's stock?
I don't want to open accounts with brokers like E-Trade, who often require an account of at least $500. All I want to do is buy a share or two of a couple of company's stock.
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Wabboc, you must think I'm a kid or something? I'm 29 years old, haven't lived with my parents for 11 years, I'm married, have a daughter, and own my own home. So...no. I wont have my parents open up anything in my name.

Kind of a strange assumption.
                     
 




wabboc
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Hi,

There is a way to invest in stocks without a broker and if you keep reading I will tell you how.

The method is called DRIPs.

A DRIP is a Dividend Reinvestment Plan. It offers indidual investors, even a15 year old, a cost-effective way to build equity in a stock.

The DRIP is run by a corporation and it allows people to make cash purchases of stock or to reinvest dividends (if any). I have a DRIP program with Goodyear Tire and Rubber, but it ran into problems a few years ago and stopped paying dividends.

You only need one share of stock to become eligible. In some cases it can be purchased directly from the company, but normally needs to be purchased through a broker. You could have your parents open up an brokerage account and purchase the share in your name.

There are no fees or commissions when you reinvest your dividends.

There are lots of companies that do this - over 1000. The company likes them because it's a low cost way to get capital or cash for their business. Because of that companies welcome new investors into their DRIP plans.

What makes DRIP popular is that most of the plans require very small cash outlays even as low as $10, some as low as $5.

Some of the world's largest companies like IBM, AT&T, and McDonald's have DRIPs.

Very wealthy investor like DRIPs because it allows them to bypass the broker's commisssion which lowers the investors cost of investing

Another benefit is known as dollar-cost averaging where a fixed amount is invested on a regular basis. The stock rises and falls with the market, but by investing periodically, the average cost of the shares tends to average out and not be affected by the market swings.

Liquidating or selling your shares can be a problem because brokers want to get a commission for selling and buying stock for investors, but the company will buy them back in some cases.

Dividends are considered income and used to be taxed by the IRS, but a change in the law makes them non-taxable. But if you sell your shares and make a profit you have to pay tax on the profit. There are two types of taxes for profits or capital gains: one is short term and costs more than the other kind of capital gain which is called a long-term capital gain and that occurs when you hold a stock for more than six months.

Goodyear Tire and Rubber's stock symbol is GT, but don't invest in this one because it doesn't pay a dividend yet..

YUM is the symbol for Yum! Brands, Inc and they own Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, and Kentucky Fried Chicken on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

This Web site has a list of DRIPs: http://www.directinvesting.com/

To find DRIPs that pay good dividends, look in Investors Business Daily, Barrons, or the Wall Street Journal. There is a column that has dividends and return %. Most don't pay as much as a Treasury Note or a CD, but they have earnings growth to offset that income disadvantage. Than look them up in the URL above.

Google this keyword "DRIP lists" for more Web site. Be careful. Some of them charge a fee to sign up.

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Zentheman
Hi..

There usually is a minimum quantity you need to buy
for it to be a saleable parcel.

I think about 100..

If all you want to do is get your taste of what it would be like
try a stock market game or just paper trade..cheap and easy!

If you want to buy and have no money set aside some money
every week..even if it's $5, until you have a nest egg.

When you can buy 100 shares you will be ready for your first investment.

You can also get your credit card to help maybe..

depends how much you know..

If you don't know anything about trading you can
learn..

I suggest that you do at least 6 months paper trading
to see how good you are.

Remember the idea is to sell for a profit..not hold the
profit.


antivinegar
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try this site... http://www.buyandhold.com


NHMike
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Some companies offer DRIP investment plans, or Dividend Re-Investment Programs. This may be an option for you.


jeff410
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Here's a partial list of companies with Direct Investment Plans


Frank Castle
Open a brokerage account at TradeKing.


genxfinance
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If the company allows a dividend reinvestment plan (DRP or DRIP) that is certainly one way to purchase small amounts of stock without brokerage minimums.

Another good resource would be through ShareBuilder http://sharebuilder.com/

They allow you to invest small amounts of money with no minimums and they have a fairly large inventory of companies to select from.


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