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 Basic investing? |
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 What is the best strategy when your stock shows a 10% loss--cut loss, buy more, or do nothing? |
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 Should I invest or pay extra towards my student loan? |
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 I just received $30,000 as a "gift" from my parents. How should I invest it? |
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blitz | How do u get rich? |
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Hummbaba
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You can either be born with a silver spoon in your mouth(born with old money), or you can work hard on something everyone wants, or you could have done really well in school(college or grad school) and go a hot job?? Or you can just be something everyone hates ie: car dealer, politician, entrepreneur that makes something that does not work once you get it home etc..etc etc.., while you walk off being rich, by just ripping people off... You make the best choice, but you can't do the one with the silver spoon in your mouth if you don't already have it... |
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Lab Accident
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Get a small loan from the bank, borrow some money from a family member or a good friend, save up by working a second job or save your tax returns for a few years, or sell an asset you have that is worth something, like a car that you have paid off, or anything that may be worth something.
Once you have a sizeable lump sum of money saved, let’s say 5 to 6 thousand, dump that into a high yield CD or invest it in stock.
Talk with an investment counselor at your bank, or a stock broker. Let them know what you want to do, and listen to their advice on how to make your money grow.
If you want short term returns on your investment, there is more risk.
If you want long term returns on your investment, there is less risk.
Invest stock in the companies that you know will always make a profit, such as Oil companies, Automobile manufacturers, Utility companies, Home Mortgage Lenders, etc.
Once you get set up with a large lump sum of money that is investing in profitable stock with compounded interest, sit back and watch the balance of your account double, or maybe even triple in a few years. Don’t spend any of that money, unless you are paying off the person who loaned you the money to get you started.
You may not even need to work anymore. Wouldn't that be great! |
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Tomel
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Besides inheritance or good luck, the best advice is:
o Get a good education in a field where there is a lot of demand
o Live conservatively and spend wisely
o Save as much of your earnings as you possibly can and invest it in high quality mutual funds that have consistent top performance records |
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SomeGirl
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'A penny saved is a penny earned.'
Take the highest paying job you can get, live within your means, and spend wisely. |
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Newbee
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1. get educated and a high paying job
2. gamble- this can be opposite of what you want, too.
3. business
4. invest regularly--if mutual funds--keep investing ($50, $100, or $500 every 2 weeks or 1 month) -- if stocks -- be a smart investor.
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bob shark
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Pretty Simple really, if you are young.
Stay away from credit!
Get a job and spend less than you take home
Invest what is left over in a balanced mutual fund.
Anytime you get extra money, put it in your mutual fund
over a long time you will get rich.
But don't expect to be rich quick, and stay away from investments that promise a great return in a small amount of time. |
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lucaskitt
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work hard and use your brain......the fact that you had to ask this question shows you never will be. I'd finish playing your on-line game, pop that spot and go to your local. |
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Kijarra
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Check out aid4families.com
I have an account with them that pays me 10% a month on my deposit. |
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