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 Should I sell or hold my 71 shares of Delta Airlines stock?
i have 71 shares of Delta Airlines that I bought between .50 and .77 cents. up 164.9% YTD. should i sell now or are they going to keep increasing?...


 What is the most important factor in investing?
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 Im a teacher & I want to buy a house for 400K. Can anyone help with a loan to get me started on my dream home?
There is a home that I want in New Orleans that costs about 400K. I can afford about 1200 a month but it is not enough for what the bank wants. I know this is crazy, but at a teacher's salary, I ...


 What is the safest free place to keep my stock?
My grandpa gave me some stock before he died, and I want to keep it safe from fire, theives, etc. I don't plan on trading or selling anytime soon. I just need a safe place to keep it, and I ...


 Can you please recommend a tutorial for share trading?
Hi I am beginner in share trading. Please recommend online ...


 Roth IRA question?
I'm new to investing, and I recently started a Roth IRA with Charles Schwab. In the two months since I began investing, my shares have gone done about 4%. I know when you're investing ...


 Want to invest money, but how ?
working as s/w engineer and earning handsome salary every month, I want to invest. Dont know whether to invest in mutual fund or in stock market or in some xyz. Can any investment geek help me out ?...


 Can you give me some way I can invest my money?
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 How can I make one - hundred and seventy dollars fast?
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 Stock picks?
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 Is it better to simply put $200 in a savings account every week or invest the money elsewhere?
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 How much does it cost to have Goldman Sachs do wealth managment for my 200million?

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I am exploring my options, financial managers only give you options that help them get rich. So why not ask people like you :)...


 I have never invested in any kind of stocks. What can I invest in for a few hundred dollars?
I don't know much about investing. I am eagar to start some kind of savings for my future. My children are grown and have graduated college. I have never had any extra money for myself or to ...


 How should I invest $40,000.00 short term.?
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 Do you invest your money?
Do you invest your money in stocks or mutual funds? or GICs? or RRSPs?...


 I am being approached to invest for 20 years....?
I am 40 years old and am being approached by a "financial adviser" to invedst 30% of my salary into long term investments for a contracted 20 years. Is this wise?...


 What income level do you consider "middle class"?
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 Does any1 know the best savings account to put my newborns money in so it will be enough to pay for college ?
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 22 Year old needs advice on investing?
I am 22 years old, and I have no idea how to invest and what to invest in? Ira's, Mutual Funds, Money Markets, Stocks?
No Idea at all, I dont even know where to start, I would however like ...


 How do i learn about stock market?
i want to learn how to invest in stocks and even the basics of it.maybe youll could suggest some good site....



roshan
How to invest in shares?
i have no idea about shares, can anyone tell me where and how to invest shares?
                     
 




Alex
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This tutorial is good knowledge house:
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Invest-In-Stocks&id=1074129

Sogotrade offers $3 per trades, free research tools for the investors.
100 free trades when you open an account.
25 free trades when you refer someone.

They have their own trading platform, their own market data and their own clearing as they are benefitted with the technology of their parent company, Genesis.


Tony
Scottrade is very reasonable at $7 per trade, that's regardless of how much you purchase. You can open an account online or by visiting your local Scottrade Branch Office. They're very friendly and helpful, without any pressure. Now is a very good time to invest for the future! http://www.scottrade.com/
Best of luck, ;-)


keni
invest in what you understand, this will be different from one person to another.

if something appears to be incredible value, don't believe it

read the financial press but also listen to what people are saying on the street. if a neighbour thinks a brand or a new store is good, so will thousands of other consumers. likewise bad!

my policy is - keep half or more in savings accounts, the rest in shares. it is never wrong to take a profit, even if a share continues to go up after you have sold, it might just as easily have crashed.


Geoff the skier
First get a large packet of Valium.

Then engage a stockbroker (go to one of the major banks if you like).

Instruct stockbroker which shares to buy.

Pay for shares and broker commission.

Take valium.

Keeps fingers crossed.

AND DON'T INVEST MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE.


Jag
1. Learn about how to decide which stocks to buy. Company profiles, earnings ratio, Debt levels etc.

2. Choose the stocks you want to buy, for example BAC, C, MSFT

3. Find a brokerage Firm and open an account with them
ScotTrade
TDAmeritrade
ETrade

4. Login and buy stocks


Unbiased.co.uk Find an IFA
The first rule of investing is don’t invest in anything that you don’t understand so take some time to read up around the subject first. Investing in individual shares carries a very high level of risk (and potential reward too). Imagine if the share you had picked was Northern Rock. Therefore, most people who want to invest in shares would be better placed investing through “collective” investment schemes such as unit trusts and investment trusts. I suggest that you acquaint yourself with the general principles of these before committing to investing.

Disclaimer:
The answers above are for guidance only and should not be acted upon without you receiving independent financial advice relevant to your circumstances. To find and IFA please go to http://www.unbiased.co.uk.


capitalgentleman
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Find an investment firm, or even many banks. You can discuss your financial plan, and have them buy and sell shares for you. They take a cut of any buy or sell (they never lose!), but hopefully, they also know what they are doing.


david c
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the royal bank of scotland is looking good


Gaby
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if your looking to invest in shares you have to no alot about them you cant just wing it

theres alot to know

i suggest you get a manual or something
other wise you can loose ALOT of money as you have to buy big amounts of shares to make money


haleigh'stix
i have no idea either.


King F
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