I would like to know what bank should and shouldnt do to avoid this crisis in the future.As the matter directly affect the US stock market and also the contagious to other part of the world....
If you had $25,000 what is the best investment? What about $50,000? If you want, or should I say NEED an immediate return on your money, what is your best option? Serious answers only....
Is it wise to invest in different mutual fund companies or just one company for maximum returns? My reason is that in case Company A fails, I still have a backup with other companies.
ok well im 19 and have 6000 in american funds capital world growth and bonds. i put it invested around july and now im at 5600, i COUlda bought around 362 double cheesburgers with that money. Did i ...
so that you dont make any big mistakes, you need to find a local financial advisor so that they can help you with making the right investments.
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doreen_martel
These questions are amusing and good for points but little help in real answers. How many of us realistically have that kind of money to invest..and if we did, how many would come to a posting site like this to find out how <grin>.
Anyway, you're at the mercy of the markets whether you're investing 1 dollar or 1 million dollars. You need a reputable financial adviser to help you with this type of an investment and you will want to base your investment on (a) your age (b) your overall financial picture (c) your investment objectives and most importantly (d) your risk thresh-hold.
Good luck and happy questioning :)
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kanlicali2000
Maybe put (not all) some of your money in "carry trade" for more information click on:
http://www.moneyweek.com/file/9351/what-is-the-carry-trade.html
Paul
With that much of a nest egg, you can afford to invest conservatively. If you have $1 million dollars and earn 10%, that's $100k/year (before taxes). Can you live on that? Most people can. Probably 60% in a broad US-based index fund (SPY is typical), 30% in a bond fund, and 10% with global exposure should work out, but I am not a financial advisor. The most important advice: NEVER invest in anything you don't understand. If you aren't financially savvy, you should talk to a professional and also find a trusted financially-savvy friend to help you out.
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