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 How do i buy shares? |
In the present climate i'm thinking i might invest in some shares wile there so low.Never done it before and have not got a single clue what to do.
Can someone give me some advice on ... |
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 I just read in stock investment for dummies that stock investment is not good for short term.? |
Short Term-- Less than and year
Intermediate Term-- 2 to 5 years.
Is that true that i can't just learn the market and start making money. that I would have to invest for 5 years ... |
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 Interest of $1,000,000? |
| we are going back and forth on what the interset is on $1,000,000 please explain the ... |
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 Is it time to end it? |
the stock market has destroyed faith for me and my hopes and dreams vanished into thin air.
is it time to end it? and say goodbye to the world?
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 What is the best sector to invest in economic recession ? |
From_____________, video, CD, HDD, or electronics etc to various sectors.
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 Is silver a good investment? |
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 Where is the best place to invest money for retirement? |
| I currently have money in a 403 B that purchases Class B shares (American Funds). I'm 34 years old.... |
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 Looking for an ethical company to invest in? |
| I have a small amount of capital id like to invest in a company who is really doing great things for the environment. Im not talking about massive oil companies who have introduced a 5% renewable ... |
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 Investing $5000 - Best to Maximize Return? |
| I have about $5K i would like to invest. I am young in that i can take risk for a higher return. I would like to keep this money in for roughly a year. In that time i would like to maximize its ... |
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 Which one is likely to fetch the maximum returns? |
which one is likely to fetch the maximum returns:-
1)successful day trading
2)mid term trading
3)long term trading.... |
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 I am considering investing in gold, any suggestions? |
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 How do you buy stock, and what would be a good company to invest in? |
| I want to buy stock, because I can't think of anything else to buy. And I don't know how, so I'll need to know that. I have an idea what company I want to buy one from (Apple), but I ... |
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*New Mummy* | How do you buy shares into comapnies etc? |
I want to buy some shares.....i dont know what in yet, i just want to invest some money somewhere but i dont know anything about the stock market or how to buy and sell shares. I got the idea of buying them from Duncan Bannatyne's book!! i just want to buy a few shares in some companies that interest me i guess.......how do i go about this, where can i find info on the stock market, and what should i be buying into Thanks x |
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foxy
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you sure need to get some sound advice about buying shares as they go down as well as up and you could lose a packet of your money..you have to be shrewed selling when they are high if you think they wont go so much higher and buying up and coming ones...even some experts cant get that right all the time.....pretend you put your money into some shares and watch how they perform in the news paper then when your used to how it works have a little dabble.......total novice,have never done it myself |
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Thom
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If you want to buy shares as an investment start with a broker or someone that allows you a practice/fantasy share portfolio. Research shares you are interested in and use that to get familiar with the stock market. I like selftrade.co.uk but there are other cheap brokers like Halifax sharedealing or etrade. You can operate a practice portfolio at digitallook.com for free (which has lots of investment tools and links to brokers ... though the adverts can be annoying).
Beginner investors are probably best off starting with a collective investment such as an investment trust or unit trust. These can also be bought via brokers (in fact investment trusts are really just companies that invest in other companies and are traded like any other share). These investments spread risk across lots of shares - which is too expensive and demanding in time and skill for most individuals. Monthly investments also reduce risk (and fees via saving schemes) by making it unlikely that all your money gets invested at the top of the market.
If it is just for fun or interest (and you are prepared to lose all your money) you just need a broker and it'll cost you about £10 to buy or sell via a cheap online broker (plus 0.5% stamp duty). |
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dancun o
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shares are not hard to buy and is a very interesting way of investing your money i dont know which country you are from so i will tell you the generality of buying them. the best place you could get advice about which particular stocks to buy is a s tock brocker they can always be found on telephone directories or use financial advicers who normally charge a fee for there advice info can always be found on the media if you dont know how to read financial news you can contact me at dancunowuor@yahoo.com then maybe i will teach you how |
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cmeduck
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You may benefit from this link on investing for beginners:
http://www.best-stock-trading-systems.com/stock_market_for_dummies.html
Here is a great discount broker:
http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2072483-10441335 |
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Ramesh
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I tell what.
If I knew how much money you want to invest, I could help you more.
Forget investing .Open hsbc saving accounts. Put up to £3000 in mini ISA you can add £3000 each year. you will get around £150 for one year for the £3000.
Another one regular savers £250 /month this will give you another 100 savings over an year.
if you have extra money then I recommend to open an online saving account in HSBC gives you around 5.60% per year. For example if you put £10,000 you will get £560 .
Figers crossed for you what ever you do |
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Elizabeth Dreams
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join hsbc on line share dealers account, or the halifax. put funds into the account. instruct the bank via the web to purchase/sell shares for you. good luck |
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Al Zymer
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Firstly, you should get a basic knowledge of the subject. You will look stupid, if you attempt to deal without having a clue what you are doing. It can be exiting when your shares rise, but you should realise that there is a strong possibility that you will lose a large proportion of your investments! |
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Mary S
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I've had quite a lot of luck with shares. I bought Orange shares at the right time and sold them when they were on the up. I've also read Duncan's book. You might want to consider having a look at http://www.moneysupermarket.com/shares/ It will give you an idea on how to go forward and what's moving and shaking. |
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Eugene
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The only way you can buy shares is by going to your bank and instructing them.
You need to tell them what shares you like to buy, how many and at a what price. |
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