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 What is a mutual fund?
and how does it differ from stocks?
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i have abt 15000 to ...


 Am i too greedy or what???
I recently bought into a company with $1000 and made about 42% on my investment in a matter of 2 months. Problem is i put a stop order in this morning and it went through and then shot up again. I ...


 Im 13 years old my dad loaned me 100,000 dollars and said do what i will and i bought some stocks?
Do you think i bought some good stocks i bought one hundred of each did i go over the limit and did i buy good stocks the transacations havent gone through yet because the stock market is closed what ...


 What is the best company to invest in the stock market for long term?
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 Bank error, should I return the $100?
The teller forgot to take $100 in cash during a bank deposit (Standard Chartered). Should i return the money to the bank or should i keep the money? Is it true they give me like 10,000 in reward like ...


 Are penny stocks good investments?
I had a friend buy 2000 shares of penny stocks in a medical supply company and made a lot of money. Are penny stocks good?...


 I have £1000 that I would like to invest? Any help?
I am 15 and I had a little business that gave me £1000. Now I would like to invest this money into something worth while so I would like some advice on what to do?
I understand I won't be ...


 What about sensex go up or down ? any one man hear who not loss in equity market ?
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 What's the best way to invest $10,000 dollars?
I'm a college student and a veteran....


 Have $5000.US to speculate with. What stock shall I buy tomorrow?

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Willing to roll the dice; looking for interesting ideas....


 What are the right investment to go into wihtout fear?
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 What can a pissed off minority shareholder in a Co. do?
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 For someone getting started in buying stocks, how do you determine how many shares to purchase?
I'm starting my Roth IRA and selected four stocks to purchase. My question is are there negative consequences in purchasing $1000.00 stock in four or five different companies every year? Or is ...


 I have 70k sitting in a stupid saving account i dont know where to invest it?
please i need some serious help in two months i will have to use at least 40k of it on my house but the rest is to ...


 Can you start investing online with only $4,000, and nothing else. What are my options? I am a medical student
I have $4,000 and will not have money for a few years. Can I invest money online like at e-trade and expect to make money? Or do I need a constant flow of money to keep investing....


 I need guaranteed investment return of 15% on 300,000. Any ideas?
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 I'm 67. Have a self-directed IRA broderage account. Have $1000 to invest. Any suggestions as to which stock
Am partial to dividend producing stocks but am open to suggestions. Appreciate any help....


 I'm only 20, but I want to know how do you invest in the stock market?
I don't know much about it at all. What are the risks and what are the advantages??...


 What is the best way to invest a small sum for a reasonably good return...say $500 for example?
I do not make a lot of money but have been able to save at least $500. I was considering maybe a money market, figured I should have more money before I thought about a CD, and did not know if ...


 What moves a stock price?
earnings reports, buybacks, any other ideas?...



Fluffybunny
How do you benefit from buying shares?
Could someone explain the point of it?
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C.L.H.S.
When companies make a profit they divide it up and pay some of it to the shareholders of the business as a dividend (usually once a year but sometimes less frequently). If you own shares in a company you will effectively receive a share of the profits every time they pay out a dividend.


kinky
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you get dividends and the value of your shares go up


Jifka S
Buying Shares
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PROFIT!!!1!!!1!!!one!!11


BNRAMACHANDRAN
Market is going d/n daily, so it is not advisable to buy.


Ed Atun
If a company has 1,000 shares and you buy one... you are now the owner of one-thousandth of that company. If they do well, you will be rewarded. If they decide to pay a dividend, you will get rewarded a 2nd time..


Duke75
You buy shares, the company invests your money, makes a load of profit and gives you a dividend. The more profits they make, the more the value of the shares goes up and then you can sell your shares and make loads of money.


Amanda M
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no!!!!!!!! dont even do it!!! trust me my cousin is in real estate and she doesnt recomend it! its too much money and u can get into debt!!


Karl
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If you are a novice, it is most advisable you don't try.

There are a lot of shares around. Some shares are stable. Their price don't change so quickly. Some change quickly.

For shares whose price change quickly, you buy them at their lowest. Then when their price go up, you sell them. You earn the difference.

There are also shares whose price don't change quickly. They can also be expensive. For these shares. you buy them to keep. Their companies will distribute a portion of the companies' profits to you. These are called dividends.


John K
Whilst the other posts are true, the statement that share price goes up is not necessarily true, as those who have shares will know in the current "economic climate".
Most shares on the stock market have lost much value lately and this is reflected in the Dow Jones index, Nikkei, FTSE and all the rest around the globe; the premise that because they are cheap now does not mean they will not drop even further.
I have had shares in a bank in the UK taken from me by the government so all that is lost, other banks having difficulty were subsequently given cash by the government in return for control of those banks so shares are relatively safe.
The current Chancellor of the Exchequer in England is an idiot and knows not what he is doing as with Railtrack but that is a different story.
There are also what are known as "Penny Shares" where you literally pay pennies for shares in new emerging companies in the hope they will prosper and make you a bundle.
Several years ago a guy called Asil Nadir, a Turkish Cypriot, had business interests as diverse as electronics, fruit and hotels within his Polly Peck empire but when the value of the shares reached an all time high he absconded with untold millions back to Turkish controlled Cyprus; everyone lost their savings and he cannot be extradited.

The trick to make money is not to think the value of shares will spiral upwards and you will have money invested to retire on, but to let them


c
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it's really just gambleing


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