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 Can I sell a stock the day after I buy it?
or do I have to wait a few days for my purchase to settle before I sell it?...


 Stock options and strike price?
Once an option reaches its "strike price", then the option contract can be "exercised", correct?
All the website tutorials say that before the option reachs the "strike ...


 If the world stock markets are falling and everybodys selling share,s who is buying them?
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 How can i invest my money?
We have to contact only via brokers or directly can we get the shares Pls suggest some people;;;;;;;;;;;;;...


 How do I ask family & friends for money???
My boyfriend and I have come across a new business in real estate. I know with the market and risk right now who would want to help me. We only need 10k and would be willing to double that at the ...


 UK - With RBS shares at a record low of 12p per share, is now a good time to buy? Surely only way is up?
What would happen if it was nationalised, would the government have to buy the shares back at market value?...


 How much does the employer have to contribute to the cost of glasses if you are proven to need them ?
nothing
the total cost
50%
75%

if you can get back to me asap

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 Where to invest in 2009?
im eighteen and ill have ten thousand aat the end of March to invest. What is the best way to make money off it. and what are some good things to invest in?...


 Why interest rate is lower during recession? Shouldn’t it be higher?
I always thought that the interest rate and inflation goes up during the recession but this time it’s the opposite....


 Is it ok to buy a stock when it's at it's 52 week high?
Or is it just going to drop because eveybody is going to sell when it's high?...


 Would you keep investing in a mutual fund even with the current market?
The market is going down and experts are talking of a recession. Is it smart to keep my bi-monthly investments in a mutual fund or should I stop contributing right now? I definately do not plan on ...


 If i just received 100 thousand dollars, what would be the best way to invest that money?
I just received 100 thousand dollars on a settlemnt and all i want to do is invest it, but im not sure where to start?...


 Are you a home owner is it a good or bad idea to refinance mortgage for home improvements?
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 Stocks? Confused?
Where can I find information about stocks and trading? I do not know much, but I would like to learn more and invest. Most information I find does not start off basic. You have to have some sort ...


 I'm interested in stock. Where is a good place for me to start and learn the basics???
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 What site can I go to that will give me accurate penny stock advice? Free preferably!?
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 Investing - my first time in the stock market- should I go for Sears Holdings?
benn hearing a lot of good things about Sears Holdings. Any other sure bet, long term stocks. I want to get into one as I have limited amount of money. Another one I heard of is goggle - which one is ...


 Where do ebay sellers get their stock from? like laptops and consoles?
I have always wondered where power sellers on ebay get stock from and how much for? does anyone know?...


 If you just came up with 600,000 what would you do?
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 In mutual fund which is the best option - growth/dividend payout/divident reinvestment - now my age is 42?
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Mick
How should I invest £30,000 for a quick return ?
                     
 




Stamatios D
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If "quick return" means that you'll need your money back soon, then you will have to invest it in a low risk/low return investment such as a bank cash deposit locked for the period you want, say 3 or 6 months.
If you want quick and high return, then you will have to accept high risk and invest in stocks or similar. However, you may also lose a lot of of your money "quick-ly" as well.
Conclusion: You can't have it both ways. Put your money in the bank if you think you'll need it back soon, or invest in a well diversified share portfolio if you can afford to wait for many years.


John (Thurb) McVey
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First of all, nobody with any sense of responsibility is apt to risk influencing you toward failure by recommending any quick-return or high-return investment, and, if they do, don't trust them!

But answer quickly in your own head, can you afford to risk losing 30,000 pounds? If not, forget about investing ALL of it in quick-return or high-return investments. Even the safest of investments is a calculated risk, hence financial advisers universally advise people never to invest money that they can't afford to lose.

This means that, looking at any investment whatever, there is no guarantee that there will be any return at all, either quick of slow. So, bearing in mind that risk is incident to any investment, let's just say that both the quickest return-- IF there is any return at all!-- and the greatest risk is simply gambling the money. If giving advice, I would strongly advise against this.

The prospect of quick returns, the excitement of the risk, and frustrated dreams often lead people who have received a windfall to gamble it away, and the gamble might not be on the tables at Las Vegas. It is more likely to be in a dream: buying a secluded farm when you know nothing of farming, planning a peaceful rural existence heedless of crop failures, taxes, etc. Investing in a business that appeals to you sounds good, but that, like buying a farm when you know nothing about farming, is a surer road to ruin than the race track.

Better to just invest in something you can use, like a nice home with good resale value (not a thing that can be guaranteed!) than in a pipe dream. If you have 30,000 pounds, and are averse to the idea of banking or engaging it in some other form of long-paying but safe investments, you should speak with an investment counselor concerning a mixed portfolio:

He or she will advise you to put all money that you can't afford to even think of losing in the bank or in other safe investments. The other portions might be invested in insruments of varying returns and risks. Don't recklessly risk all of it, unless your uncle sends you 30,000 a month.

You know the drill: the bigger and the quicker the return, the greater the risk. Investment is risk management. Your and your family's future is too important for reckless risk-taking.
If you have 30,000 pounds at your disposal right now, run from people who offer quick returns! Any friend of yours will advise dropping the simplistic thinking involved in that and other such questions very quickly.


Robert W
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I have an internet radio station. I could use a partner in the UK. If you're serious visit http://smoothfunk.com and feel free to contact me direct


naylisstaffords
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i would give you 5% of my business for £30000
my website is
www.jtbids.com


angler
Put it on the favourite in the 3.30.


evermore
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Michael Ervin
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I know of an investment that can give a 100% return on your investment in less than 10 months. For example.. if you invest $15,000 - you will get up to $30,000 10 months later. For information, email mikeerv@yahoo.com


johnfwallis@btinternet.com
Invest on Betfair - 30000 @ 1.02 (wait for this to be the odds offered & the game is almost done & a dead cert) should get you a profit of 570.

Sign up using the promotion code VFGWPAKHE and you'll earn additional signon bonusses - increasing your profit even more.

Alterntively, you can invest it with me & I'll guarantee you an income of 10% on your investment every month, with instant access to your money after 30 days.


ed
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Hello, I know what I would do, buy Premium Bonds (nsandi.com). With all of it invested you will stand a good chance of winning something. I would do this for a few months to test my luck and then draw it out and invest in something else after taking advice from an Independant Financial Adviser.


Pitty T
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Invest in ETF: ETFs are cheaper than mutual funds. ETFs have very low annual expenses, nearly 20 basis points or 0.2% less. As against this, actively managed mutual funds show average expenses exceeding 135 basis points (1.35%). This does not include the extra 2% - 5% as loads, 12(b)-1 marketing fees, transactions costs, and soft dollar expenses mutual funds, passed on to you but never informed, except in very fine print that nobody cares to read.
http://debts-to-wealth.com/category/Why-Invest-in-Exchange-Traded-Funds.html


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