 Does anyone know if the Kennedy dollar is worth? |
more than $1.00
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sorry I meant half dollar
one says 1992
the other says
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 Do you believe in the validity of chart analysis or is it all mambo jumbo and all a confidence trick? |
Those who make presentations on the subject are of course "predicting the past" and are always right !
But whenever I try it on current prices, I find that the lines can be drawn any ... |
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 Should I invest or what can I do with $1000?? |
I won a scholarship of $1000. I got all the amount in the scholarship check.
What should I do to make more money within $1000?
Can you tell me in a little bit more detail and ... |
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 Need advice on premium bonds ? |
| I have been investing money into premium bonds every month for the last two years , I have had a poor return on it , only 150 pound wins in two years , However I am aware that the odds are 24000 to 1 ... |
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 How to guess up and downs in market? |
| i want to know how to predict up and downs in market.How to buy a stock and what level.How to analyse the market and stocks.... |
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 Where shall I get training on online trading and about the share, and share markets.? |
| I am in Bangalore. I would be thankful to u if u suggest me some institution where they provide training (short perioid) so that i completely learn about the share market what is going on in it. To ... |
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 A S.African give me money and ask me to help him invest!? |
| A S.African just know me thru internet and ask me to help him do investment. He need me to email him my identity doc (passport), contact address and phone no...etc then he will ask his ... |
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 What is the best way to invest $2500? |
| I have $2500 that I want to invest and don't really know what route I should take. Index fund? small stock portfolio? CD? I have no clue. thanks!... |
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Chris C | How would I invest money on the stock exchange? |
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If you're inexperienced, the most sensible thing would be to start off investing in a fund rather than a specific share. That way, your money is spread over many different companies, so it's less likely that a problem in one firm will wipe a significant chunk off its value.
Funds have different names - OEICs, Investment Trusts, Unit Trusts etc - but they are all ways to pool together money from lots of small individuals to create a big enough pile of money to have somebody manage it professionally (which you probably have neither the time nor the resources to do).
Be careful - when you buy funds, the person you buy it through will want a commission. Normal suppliers (including your high street bank) will often take up to 5% out of the pot you're investing. Buy a copy of an investing magazine (Shares, Investor's Chronicle) to find out the names of reputable "fund supermarkets" which will often reduce that to 0.5-2%.
If you can, get plenty of information on the funds you're looking at, including their past performance. It's not a reliable guide to what they'll do in future (as they're legally bound to tell us), but it's the best clue you'll get. Some companies seem a bit better run than others - Fidelity, AXA Framlington, Jupiter and JP Morgan Fleming have all been kind to me - but other people will have other experiences, and it can vary from one fund to another within a given company.
Avoid multi-manager funds, because their profits get eaten up in administration costs you can't even see.
Start off small, you'll learn as you go along. However, be aware that most of these investments are likely to need to be of at least £1,000 (in a lump) or £50-£100 per month by Direct Debit.
And finally, make sure that you use your ISA allowance - no point letting the taxman take a cut of your profits if you don't have to!
Good luck with your investments! |
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Scoop81
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It is important to "diversify" your investments --- that is, don't just buy shares in one company. Ask your local bank for reputable brokers, then consider mutual funds or annunuities. With a CD, you pay income tax on your interest each year. With annuities, your tax is delayed until you sell them (and your interest is re-invested to earn even more money). That way, an annuity with a 5% return is equal to a CD with 8% return for income tax brackets under about $75,000.. |
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Wicked Witch of Yorkshire
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Find yourself a reliable broker and only invest in blue chip companies. |
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c00kies
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Well, first of all, BE FAMILIAR with the it..
Then, find a "place" to host the trading and all the transactions, if it's individual trading, I recommend www.scottrade.com because it offers low trading rates ($7.00 per trade). Of course, you can always use a broker, but be ready to pay commission fees.
The stock market is known for its volatility, but its returns can be very profitable in a very short time. All type of investment has its risks...and remember, higher risk = higher returns.
My favorite quotes are: "Diversified Portfolio" and "Whatever goes up, goes back down; and viceversa"
http://beginnersinvest.about.com/ |
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Lady Biker
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Set up an account with Ameritrade that's what I did. My mutual funds are not doing well at all. I believe the website is www.ameritrade.com or you can just goggle it. |
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cj
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My credit union told me about FOLIOFN. It's an affordable way for anyone who is interested in the stock market to start with very little money. You can learn as you go -- which probably makes alot of Money Managers cringe -- who cares!
Anyhoo...Make 4 trades per quarter they will waive the $20/quarterly inactivity fee. Trades are $3.50 each or if you setup an automatic investment schedule trades are only $1.95.
Best wishes,
pup |
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aries4272
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This is not a good time,but your best bet is Mutual Funds.Contact a local dealer near you,yellow pages. |
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susie x ♥♥♥
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Try Barclays bank stockbrokers. They are really informative and helpful. |
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stock.geek
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Hi, i suggest a great site with plenty of Issues related to your Investing and everything around it. it also provide clear and accurate answer to many common questions.
I am sure that you can get your answers in this website.
http://investing.sitesled.com/
Good Luck and Best Wishes! |
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nicemanvery
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Send it all to me i'l make sure it's invested properly , there's so many bad people out there ! |
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RO35
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Ask around from people you know and trust, and pick a broker from a well known brokerage - no small ones that are borderline crooks (known as boiler rooms or broker dealers). If you only have a few thousand dollars to start, a bank that deals in large established mutual funds with long track records would be a good way to go. |
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janicebks
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start a share account. get recommendations on a decent broker. decided how much to invest (make sure the money is truly not needed for anything else). choose your risk type:
high : equity
medium: equity + bonds
low: bonds |
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john d
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send it to me and i'll take care of the rest ...lol |
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