 How do invest in the stock market? |
| How do i invest in the stock market? I have very limited knowledge of this area, but would like to try investing. Also, do you need vasts amount of money to start off or can you start small? T... |
|
 I m 23 yrs old working in mnc n getting 30000 pm i want to invest my money to get maximum profit. kindly help? |
| i m working in mnc n getting 30000 pm i want to invest my money to get maximum profit, kindly tell me where i will invest. n aslo tell me the drawbacks.... |
|
 Possibly Make Money? |
Say you have saved up US$5000 and you earn just enough to spend on rent, groceries, bills and transport, in other words the money coming in is the money going out.
You have no way of ... |
|
 What is your school of thought for investing? |
| Currently, I am reading two books on investing of opposite strategies. On one hand, I am reading Jim Cramer's Real Money book where he believes the market is not 100% efficient and there is ... |
|
 Is it bad to invest in property right now? |
| I understand real estate moves in cycles. Should I wait 5 to 8 years to start gettting ready for the next real estate boom or start now?... |
|
 Is investing in the stock market a good idea right now? |
| I''m looking toward gasoline and south american stocks.... |
|
 Did you stock market overacted this enitre week? |
especially tech stock are dropping like it's hot..
don't people remember all the great earnings reported just a week ago or two?
but one not as expected earning from ... |
|
 How old do you have to be to play the stock market? |
| Im 17, and I really want to get into it, but I have no idea how, or if Im even old enough to. can someone help me out??... |
|
 My wife seems to think it makes no sense buy a expensive stock. How do I explain to her that it doesnt matter |
| For example we had a discussion about apple and I wanted to buy it at about 130, but she didnt think it was a wise choice because of the high price. So instead we settled for a lower priced stock ... |
|
 Stock market? |
| Okay so I'm a rookie investor and have a plan, but after reading books and looking at yahoo finance I am completely confused....So I understand how the market works I know throwing 10gs in any ... |
|
 KISS Method for currency trading? |
| I'm interested in learning about currency trading for the CNBC million dollar contest. I've done pretty well with stocks (by pure luck), but am clueless about "Forex" trading. A... |
|
 If I were to buy 10,000,000 shares of stock vauled at .0001 a share, how much did I make if it raised to 0.69? |
So thats Basically $1000 for 10,000,000 shares of stock. and the value jumped to $0.69 from $.0001.
Additional Details
Thats what I thought. I wish I had bought some of that SREA on 1 A... |
|
|  |
Frenchy | I'm 33. I want to save 4K a year. Should I invest in a Roth IRA or Traditional IRA? Should I put 2K in each? |
|
 |
 
Texan
 |
Roth IRA I think is better. You get all of your money back tax free and you can get it all at one time. |
|
domers13
 |
Unless you plan on having a very low income in retirement, a Roth is the best way to go if you meet IRS income levels, etc. (see irs.gov Publication 590). The downside to the Roth over a traditional IRA is that you will not get a current year tax deduction. The upside is that at normal retirement, none of the money in a Roth will be taxed at withdrawal, whereas the withdrawals from a traditional IRA are fully taxable. You can also pull ALL of your contributions at any time for any reason from a Roth without taxation.Again see IRS Pub 590 for more details.
The big question is, would you rather pay a little more tax now, or a lot more later.
Invest wisely and good fortune will be in your future. |
|
sofacue
 |
without any more info. Pick Roth. |
|
more than a hat rack
 |
here's the issue. do you think your tax bracket is higher now, or will it be higher at the time of retirement? can you invest more (tax free) and grow only to be taxed later?
personally, i like the thought of investing post-taxes (Roth IRA) and having all that compounded growth in the future without any taxes. you have 30-40 years of growth.
i think Roth is a no-brainer. do you really think taxes are going down? |
|
MR MONEY
|
You need to qualify for those types of accounts. If you know that you qualify for both, I recommend the Roth IRA. You have already paid taxes on that money and you can allow that money to grow until you are ready to retire.
Plus, incaseyou ever really need the money, you are allow to pull out your contributions. |
|
darin1973
|
go for the roth |
|
ctran
|
Roth. |
|
Frank Castle
|
Do you have a house already? |
|
xeno277
|
Don't bother with either. Invest it in stocks. Buy low, sell high. It's your money, waiting until your 59.5 is just a waste of time. You may gain some tax benefits, but when something unexpected comes up, you will always find yourself asking if you should take money out of your IRA to fund something else. |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
10 | 29 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
9 | 38 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
9 | 44 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
9 | 46 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
8 | 2 hour(s) ago
| | | |
8 | 6 hour(s) ago
| | | |
8 | 9 hour(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 10 hour(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 1 day(s) ago
| | | |
8 | 4 day(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Investing 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
