 Would you buy a t shirt for fifteen quid if you could win a million quid? |
buy a t shirt for fifteen quid, each t shirt has a serial number,
draw to take place like the lottery, one day , one t shirt, one million pounds to the winner
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 How would you invest $1,000,000.00 in today's world? |
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 Could I lose ALL my money in the stock market? |
| I have not been panicking until now. What if I lose my entire retirement account? I have $588,000 left. I have good stocks and I am diversified. I am 58 and rely on this money to say in my home. ... |
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 Im 16, i have a hundred dollars. i want to invest it.. help? |
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 If i gave you a $10,000? |
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 How do I work out what 20% of £250,000 is? thx xx? |
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 I am down to my last $10 million what do I do? |
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 If you`ve got 90,000 pounds to spare - what do you do with it??? |
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 Can I give a gift of stock to a friend? |
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 I have $300,000 to invest, but dont know what to invest on...? |
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 I have $100.00 to invest, what should I invest it in? |
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nora | How would you recommend I invest $40,000? |
what would be best, CD's stocks,IRA's? |
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muncie birder
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Sorry Annitte but you can not place $40,000 all at once into an IRA, only $4000 annually providing you make that much in wages. As for where to invest it. Currently t-bills are looking really attractive. At least in the short term. If the market falls another 20%, then the equation shifts somewhat and equities become really attractive. Actually, some are attractive at the moment--GS in particular and many bank stocks. People are scared out of their minds and perhaps rightfully so that the mortage mess is going to hit banks and financials really hard, but that has already been discounted a great deal in their prices and many are now paying 5% dividends. Some even more. |
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Rabbit
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After the big drop yesterday, there are scads of stocks selling cheap (but you might want to wait until sometime next week to make sure that the dust has settled).
Take a look at these: AGO, HRS, JEC, ME, ORCL, SGP, SLB, SPN, TRN, WCG. There's more than a few reasons to believe there is some upside for each. Pick and choose what you might be comfortable with. For your amount, you can buy a fair batch of them all if you go a little light on the high dollar ones. |
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mjoyner13
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Pay off any debts you have FIRST. Put $5,000 in an interest paying checking account, just incase you need to put your hands on quick cash. Max out your IRA. With the remaining money buy into an annuity, buy some stock in companies that you have heard about all your life and also in some that you think maybe going places. Spread it around but make sure your not paying interest first, pay off debts. |
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Meg B
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I would def. split the 40,000 up... i wouldn't put it all in the same place...but yes CDs are a good choice.. but call a stock broker and he can help you too... esp. if you are dealing w/ that much money. |
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mntndo
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How old are you? Do you need the money soon? Stocks are the best, cash out at anytime, higher returns. They go up and down, big deal, they make you more money. |
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Heather N
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CD's or bonds...or really anything that is a interest gaining... |
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Chef Frisbee
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$25,000 in Fidelity Select Mutual Funds
$5,000 in each of:
Aerospace
Telecommunications
Pharmaceuticals
Biotechnology
World Markets
$10,000 in various CDs
$5,000 in gold market |
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Chad
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Vanguard is ideal for long term investors who want to learn about mutual funds, index funds, and exchange-traded-funds (ETFs). Trading funds is less risky than trying to trade "individual" stocks.
Unless you plan on spending everyday of your life looking at stock charts trying to determine the best time to get in and out of "individual" stocks, I would look into some sort of fund. |
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climber514
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1) Payoff high APR debt
2) Contribute $4000 to IRA
3) Buy $35,999 of SANDISK (SNDK) stock since solid state hard drives are going to replace conventional hard drives.
4) Buy a $1 lotto ticket |
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jeff410
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Pay off any debt you have. Especially credit card debt. Contribute to an IRA. And put the rest in stock and bond mutual funds. |
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dlmrgnk
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A proper answer to your question is simply impossible without knowing your goals, situation, circumstances, and talents. You need to (contrary to all the advice here) decide after doing appropriate research into the options available to you. Talk with an investment advisor, banker, or other knowledgeable person. You do NOT need to use their services as some of them will charge commissions which you should not pay. But you can get ideas and suggestions and make your own decision. |
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franksprung
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Stocks are going to give you the best return but if you don't know how to use them then it could be your worst enemy so you should read books and set up a broker account. try a couple thousand and see how you like it. If your not comfortable with it then try the safer ones Like CD's and IRA's. But I think every one is up grading to MP3's :-) |
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derobake
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This depends completely on your goals and time horizons for each goal. Without this info, we cannot help you. |
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zander1331
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First max out your IRA and 401k. Then put the rest in a taxable account. You should put your money in index funds. Put 70% in the ETF SPY, which follows the S&P 500. 12% avg. return is better than most mutual funds and the fee is very minimal. Put the other 30% into a few international indexes. |
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Love Canada
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Asia, China, Latin America
I get a return between 70-85% depending in how its running |
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Mike
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Mutual funds.... but keep in mind the market is looking a little scary right now... and if a democrat gets in office and wants to raise taxes, the market could take even more of a hit.
If it were me...
I would wait a few months, and just put the money in a CD for 6 months, or a good money market account.
Then put it in mutual funds... if you want to be aggressive, then 33% international value/emerging markets.
33% large cap funds
10% in something like NY Davis Venture
10% bonds
14% in whatever... |
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Jonathan
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You should check out www.demofreedomrocks.com. |
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Frank Castle
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Stocks.
I will help you for FREE.
I am a Portfolio Manager with over a decade of experience in the Stock Markets. |
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Mr. Blue
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go with cd's..
Invest wisely and Beware of Investment Scam!!! |
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cesc
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It's not a lot of $, but the best investment is real estate, specially now that the prices are down. CDs are the easiest way to get about 5% in 6-9 months. |
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Nathan T
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ENRON |
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CherryPie
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Google stock. CDs will be replaced completely by mp3s in the near future. |
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