 What is the best way to invest $1000 USD? |
Iam currently collecting 5.05% In a Savings account.
I don't need this money very much at this time and I am willing not use it for a 6 month plus period.... |
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 Why is Yahoo stock down 25%? |
| Is it because they delete our questions for no good reason and we are complaining to sponsors? Is it because they have some outdated aol rules? Is it because their searches are not as good as G... |
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 What are some good stocks to invest in? |
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 Shares or mutualfunds where to invest? |
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 Should the United States invest more in oil production in this country? |
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I am talking about investing in America only. Yes alternative to oil is preferred, but, until we can have alternatives, stop getting oil from other countries. Isn'... |
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 Why DO share prices go down as well as up? |
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Okay - so why will there be LESS of a demand for something?
I'm just trying to draw some sort of comparison with real life. A loaf of bread, for ... |
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 Can anyone tell me the best online brokerage for buying/selling investments? |
| I am 24 years old. I want a site with low rates and great features to use. Is there a site that is the unspoken leader in the online investment community? I have heard of Etrade, scottstrade, ... |
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 Mutual fund dropping (rapidly), what should i do? |
| I just bought this fund two weeks ago, it went up a bit and suddenly just last week till today, i lost over $700 alone in this mutual fund. what should i do?... |
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 How to make your money grow? |
| I need good tips for "investing", things you've tried that work. Preferably no stocks. I have a very moddest income and would like to do more than just save in an account.... |
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 What it the difference between internal rate of return and interest rate? |
| When comparing investment in a bank account versus investment in a property (for example), one would like to compare the property investment with the interest rate obtainable from a bank account. W... |
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 I am 22, self-employed. I want to open a retirement account. Which one would work best for me? |
There are a few great options nowadays, but I am still not sure which would be the right one for me. Thank you
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 I want to invest in stocks, how shall i do it? |
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Omaha T | How do I make money in the stock market today with it so low? |
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jerrold
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The stock market at a low level is precisely what an investor wants. But "low" is a relative term which relates to a host of factors; historically, the market has been higher, but it has also been much lower. You should not decide that that this is a time to purchase stocks or mutual funds because the last time you looked their price levels were higher. If you are investing for capital growth, you will wait until your knowledge of economic fundamentals convinces you that the market's next move is likely to be up. However, it is far more than a numbers game. Without such knowledge, you are at an enormous disadvantage, and probably should not be investing in common stocks until you acquire it. Nothing personal.....but first things first. |
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Catholic Fred
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Now's a great time to invest, with the stock market so low. Warren Buffett recommends buying stocks in American companies and holding them for the long term. Of course, this is no guarantee that the stock market won't be even lower a year from now than it is currently, but over the next decade the stock market will almost certainly go up, probably significantly. Buffett says that it is important to buy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy.
Buffett is widely regarded as the world's greatest investor. I would strongly recommend reading the book The Warren Buffett Way (by Hagstrom) to learn more about Buffett's investing strategies and investing in the stock market.
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t_ajitkumar
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Take a hard look into the shares and go for long term investing. Study the market study the system, don;t plunge unless you are geared up enough to face the hard world of stock market |
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Samson
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Go for long term investments, don't look to buy one day and sell the next. Buy good strong blue chip companies that you know will be good in the future. One company for instance, is General Electric GE. Their stock dipped down below 16.00 a share the other day, and expert estimates state it will be worth over 60.00 a share in one year. That's a good gain. The concept here is to think of everything now in the market as being on sale, and in good time it will be worth retail value making it a good sale when you sell it. Good Luck! |
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nodamnway
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instead of chasing that paper, just live your life. |
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NextMove
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If your not looking for major profits. Then bonds and ETF's may do the trick. |
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Kevin R
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The object is to buy low, like now, and sell high, like later. In two years you'll wish you had. |
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Bart M
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take long positions |
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