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 Which investment elections should I choose for my 401k?
I'm a 22 year old guy that just got started with my company's 401(k) a few months ago. Which elections should I choose, and what percentage should I put towards each?

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 Which stock should I buy?
I am looking into buying stocks. What is the best company to invest in?...


 Can somebody name good books regarding making investments.?
my intrests are in stocks, real estate and businesses....


 I have $2000 to invest and I am 19 years old. What do i put it in???
It is in a bank account right now and it is getting 0.89% interest. I want to buy a motorcycle in a few months, but if i make a good return on this money than the motorcycle can wait. I just wanted ...


 If I expect stock market decline - where should I invest? (bonds?)?
WHen markets goes down - what the interest rate will do? go down? so investing in a good bond now is a good idea?...


 What is the easiest way to get started in investing in stocks?
My wife and I are starting life, so to speak, and I have come to the conclusion that we are somewhat horrible with money. While we make it paycheck to paycheck with comfort and enough to spend, it is ...


 If the US builds a new infrastructure, which companies would be involved in the building it.?
I was thinking these might be good companies to invest in....


 Anybody know a good stock to invest in? Any advice or suggestions?
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 What happens to the customers' mortgages when the lending company goes bankrupt?
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 Who is the best online broker for a small time trader?
I am looking for very low commissions and hoping to find an online brokering firm where I can trade small amounts of stocks easily and without losing money to fees. Also, my starting balance is small ...


 What is the cause of up and down in share market ?
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 Is it possible for a professional Forex trader to earn 20% a month?
I have been talking with a professional forex trader and he says he has been trading for 25 years and he can manage an account for me that earns between 1-3% a day for around 20% a month. Can ...


 Bailout fails! Got gold?
I think safe haven buying is going to be the new black. What do you think?...


 I have $1,500 cash, how can I invest it to make more? any suggestions? I am clueless where to start.?
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 I own bonds paying 5% for 30 years is this a good investment?
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 Money to invest in USA so that there is a high gain?
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 First time buying Shares in uk -pls help?
Hi,
i'v never bought shares in my life and dont have any clue what share market is all about,i would like to invest in shares though,i'm looking to start with £500pounds and see how ...


 What is a good idea to invest my money in? Does anyone have some good money making ideas?
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 What is capital growth in investing?
apparently its some sort of strategy but does anyone know what it actually is?
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i know the actual definition but apparently its also the name for doing something to try ...


 Can all Ammway Distributors become rich ?
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How can I invest in stock with only $100.00 and really make alittle money.?
I don't have alot of money and I don't really understand stock. All I know is that I want to buy a stock of some product that I really like. Keep the stock until it begans to rise til it can't anymore and sell it for more than I got it for. I think that I will have to pay a broker or someone to do that for me. I am not sure. Can I make money out of $100.00. Not trying to make a million off that hundred just some change that keeps coming in like $20- or $30 here and there.
                     
 




jdkilp
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The problem with that little of an amount is the brokerage fee. You're going to have to pay at least $7 USD for each transaction (buy and sell). In other words, you'll have to pay $7 when you buy the stock and another $7 when you sell it. So, the stock is going to have to go up by at least 15% just to break even. The NYSE has been averaging a little less than that over the past 25 years.

In other words, don't invest ONLY $100 in stocks. Go to a bank and see if you can buy a certificate of deposit ... no transaction fees.


waseem khan
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see this blog they have huge info related to your ques..
http://paisainvestment.blogspot.com


mntndo
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zecco.com, no commissions, and no minimum to open an account.


Lucky Me
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Start at Sharebuilder.com - or some other discount brokerage firm (Zecco or Etrade) You can take your time and build your stock shares. Good investing takes time. Study at Motley Fool.com site and watch Cramer on CNBC for tips.


meandnadine
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Yes, you can start with $100. However, I suggest that, instead of buying one individual stock, that you look into mutual funds.
With a mutual fund, you are actually buying shares of many stocks within the fund.

Check vanguard.com and fidelity.com.


isage
put this money in a savings account that pays some decent interest like ING direct. Most of the 'real' trading accounts require some minimum balance and even if they don't, the trading fee (buying and selling) will eat up 10-20% of your $100. My advice is to start with a savings account and put in some money there every month. Once you have $1000 or more, start with investing in mutual funds and build up from there. It's good to have a good foundation and investing in safer options like a CD, bond funds etc to begin with will give you the time to learn how the financial markets run.

my 2 cents


antdu
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Check out Zeeco. It is basically your only real option.

It will be dificult to turna profit because you will either be purchasing a limited amount of stock or purchasing penny stocks.

Checkout:
zeeco.com
smallcapcenter.com
thestreet.com
Yahoo Finance

Do a lot of homework and playh it smart.


jasonsegon
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The stock market is a fantastic place for exactly that! The only thing that stands in your way is that most online stockbrokers have an account policy that you must have at least $500 to open the account. A minor setback maybe, however the good news is that you dont need that $500 in your account to stay active.Lending the money and giving it back after you open your account is always an option.
Once you work that out then making steady constant gains will not be a problem, especialy with small cap stocks. They have the potential to double or even triple your money very quickly and if you do your homework finding these stocks is not hard.I am using http://goldenbullpicks.com check them out, you will be impressed! and remember,always do your own research!


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