 How do I buy/sell stock ! I want to play the stock market!? |
I have some money I would like to invest and I would like to get started buying stock!
Can some one tell me how I would even go about buying stock? I want to do it my self and not pay a ... |
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 Should I sell or wait? |
| I have bought the shares of Vermac at the rate of 21Rs. Thecurrent rate is 17rs which has been stagnant for quite a while.... |
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 Where can I find the best information on annuities so I can make an informed purchase and where should I buy? |
| My husband and I just fired our financial advisor. Over the last 8 years this advisor who charged us fees had lost us approximately $1.2 million in the value of our account. We were in a diversified ... |
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 Can anyone help me read and understand the stock market?? |
| Im trying to get into the stock market and invest to and try to make some money but I need some help understanding what I see. If some would like to chat over IM if they have free time that would be ... |
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 How would you invest $65,000.00? |
| If you had $65,000.00, besides buying a home, how would you invest it? Not spend, INVEST!... |
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 What are some investment opportunities for teens? |
| I'm thinking of becoming an entrepenuer, and I was wondering if there was any opportunities for teens such as 12-16. Please, no scams. I can tell. Thanks!... |
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 Is this alot?????? |
| is $47,390 a lot for income? what about $70,000??... |
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 What do you think of Warren Buffett?? |
I personally think Warren Buffett is a great man..... but do you
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| I want to invest in the stock market? |
| I want to invest for the first time , we have bank account with Abbey and Lloyds . What is the step by step ? and what is the best shares to buy right now ? If i invest 20 or 50 pounds of the best ... |
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 Why would buying a fund be better than buying each Dow stock? |
| On a 10,000 dollar investment I would pay 4% in commissions after all have been bought and sold. Lets say that the investment lasts 30 years. The 4% commission would be higher because of all the spin ... |
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kcbooboo6789 | How would i go about investing in a mutual fund? |
i need to know who i should talk to and where i should go? thanks |
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Tony S
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Two ways you can go. Contact a local broker and they will set it up for you. But, of course, they will take a cut and prob try to steer you to funds they are affiliated with. A better way might just be to contact the fund itself.. that you're interested in.. and buy it online, by establishing an account with them that is linked to your current bank account. |
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Aunt Susan
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Get Kiplingers magazine to get information on good funds and their phone numbers. You can fill out your own paperwork and send it in with a check. |
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Ray P
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The act of investing itself is simple.
-Pick a fund.
-Get a phone number.
-Call the number and tell them you want to invest. They'll either direct you to a web site or they will ask for an address to send you a prospectus, which is a general description of the fund and is also a legal requirement.
-Fill out the forms & send a check or have the money wired.
Investing in the right fund is different. Deciding which is the right fund for you is another thing also.
Money magazine or money on line or even the finance page in yahoo is a place to read and gather information about funds.
Two important questions are
1. How much can you afford to lose in case your selection is a poor one.
2. How much risk do you want to take.
Like with many other things in life, the funds that promise the biggest payoff also has the largest risk.
Some funds also specialize in big companies, small companies, foriegn, environmentally responsible. More considerations. |
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Jo
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Contact a financial adviser first,than invest with a firm. |
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CSUflyer
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Set up an account with a company like Fidelity, Janus, etc. Go to one of htese "brokerage houses" and they will be happy to talk to you. |
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RO35
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Any major bank or brokerage will walk you through it. Just go with someone well known and with a good track record. |
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Kris
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You could look up financial advisers in the phone book, but anything you bought through them would be likely to have a load - a percentage of the money that is like a commission. That can be around 5%, depending on what class of fund you're picking. A pretty big initial hit.
I like going through Vanguard. We get funds through them online - no load and no problem! And they have some funds that are very diverse. We have Index 500, which means 500 of the biggest companies are part of the mutual fund's portfolio. So you can pretty well assume that you'll do as well as the market overall. Just go to www.vanguard.com! |
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Frank Castle
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TD Ameritrade. (If you have at least $2,000.00 USD) |
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