 I need advice to begin investing in stocks.? |
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 Day Trading? |
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 Where can I invest $500 and get get nice returns? |
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Ok, so what about $1,000? Can I invest this in some stocks? What are the procedures?... |
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 Stock picks? |
I have some Christmas money that I want to invest; anybody have any stock ideas for me?
Please tell me why you think the stock will be a strong one; I'm looking for a well-reasoned idea, ... |
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 Who here is jumping for joy because of the problems the stock market is having right now? |
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Let me explain something here: The american dollar isn't worth a damn in foreign markets(which we use to import things we need), so if the DOW goes down, the ... |
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 What would you recommend as far as investing in "penny stocks" presently please? |
Or stocks at a low cost that seem like there's a pretty bright future ahead for a lot of financial growth?
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 What's the best investing strategy for someone with under $1000? |
| I recently started buying stocks. After like 2 months I made one dollar...lol. I was wondering what the best strategy is for someone with like under $1000 in an account? I should mentioned trades ... |
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 Safest way to invest $766,000 Canadian..? |
Recently came into some money..
Where should i put it to save ?
I was told the banks will charge to much interest on it
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 Why is it things are always priced with 99 f**kin cents at the end of it?!?!? |
Example, a video game for Playstation 3 is 44.99...but not just that, many other things. Is it greed? I mean why cant it ever be 44.00?????
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Nick G | How can a 22yrOld invest $1800? what are some options: mutual funds, stocks, banks, etc? |
Also he/she can put in $160 per month more after investment. he/she doesn't own a house and has a very stable job. |
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Kate
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First thing that 22 year old should do is start saving for retirement. Look into getting a Roth IRA and make a $5000 tax free investment every year.
The next thing that 22 year old should do is set up a savings account to buy a house in the next few years, These should be safe short-term investments like a money market account and short term cds. |
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mtchndjnmtch
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Check out sharebuilder.com |
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Shelly
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ETF's or DRIP Plans. |
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Mary Ann V
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Personally, I would stay away from mutual funds. About 75% of them underperform the market. All of them have management fees, and some of them have sales loads.
There are still some good mutual funds, but unless you know what you are doing, you have a 3 out of 4 chance of getting a fund that will underperform the market.
May I suggest a DRIP Plan if you are looking long-term.
They 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.
The best part is you get solid annual returns from well-known, safe Blue Chip companies like: McDonalds, General Electric, Pfizer, Walmart, US Bancorp.......etc........
They are inexpensive to start and maintain.
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. |
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Money Expert
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Hello,
Don't invest in stocks. The risk to lose your money is too high.
I have invested in my friend's business and now I am getting guaranteed 40% annual interest. You may email me for more information (check my profile).
Don't invest in stocks. It's too risky.
I wish you success! |
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MM
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If that's the only money you have you'd better put it in a CD. Some online banks offer 3.5% on CDs.
Or a money market account. Just keep adding the $160 per month.
Anything else (stocks, bonds, etc.) will not give you a guaranteed rate of return. |
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Curtis N
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i would look at any balanced mutual fund with the idea of long term growth in mind .if he or she invests that amount right away and then continues with the 160$ per month for the next 10 years they will have more when they are 65 then a person who invested from the age 25 through 65. compound interest ... |
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I would strongly recommend Vanguard mutual funds. That way you don't experience the tremendous ups and downs of the daily market, and you are diversified. Vanguard has the lowest costs of ant mutual funds. Try the index funds, Put 60% into stock funds and 40% into bond funds. You won't be sorry with the fluctuations and will be a millionaire by the time your 35 years old. Good Luck! |
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that a creat thing to think about but no thanks that what alot of people said |
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