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 Is it possible to purchase just a few shares of stock? what's the cheapest way? it's for a 3 year old w/ a ssn
I would like to buy a few shares of stock (preferably Microsoft) for a three year old. I plan to add to his "portfolio" as the birthdays pass and would like for everything to be in the ...


 What's best way to buy stock online or broker?if online than what would be a good website.Investing only $1000
Hy i am college student and i wana invest about Onetime $1000.00 how should i go about doing it and i would hate to lot of fees....


 What should I do with my 401-K?
I recently left my job after 10 years. I have my 401-K that I am going to rollover into and IRA however I am not sure what to roll it into. Broker has suggested Large Cap Growth fund or a ...


 18 years old and want to learn to invest.?
Currently in college, and my major is Business Administration. I've been curious in investing but I don't know how to go about it. Anyone recomend any books,websites, and etc. On second ...


 So how much money should i start with if am gonna open in any public bank???
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 What are the fears of money?

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IN OTHER WORDS: What is MONEY afraid of? Do you see how I worded it.........


 How do you know when is the best time to invest in the stock market?
The stock market is dependent on a whole lot of factors. People say it is good to invest when shares are low and watch it rise. However, you can also lose A LOT of money. What should people look out ...


 $4000.00 and ready to invest..but in what?
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 Doesn't the stock market drop because of dumb people?
If people wouldn't panic and start selling all their stocks off, the market would not have dropped 777 points in a day. Chill out and keep your stocks....


 Is the stock market gonna crash?
i think it is but what is you opinion? are we gonna go into a mini version of the great depression like it will be the "almost-great great depression"?
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 How is is possible for the stock market to fall?
If you can only sell when there is a buyer then how can the market fall? If I had 10 shares and you wanted 5, I sell 5 now i only have 5 but you now have 5 so the market still has 10...right?...


 I'm interested in investing in property abroad, but where?
I'm never going to be able to buy over here, and people keep talking about property investment abroad. Who knows what?...


 Should I invest in the S&P 500 or a mutual fund?
I'm curious which way to proceed. Also I'm Canadian. Not sure it that makes a ...


 Best place to put £4k?
Whats my best option for putting £4000 in a savings account? If possible i'd like to have access to it so im thinking maybe two seperate ISA's?
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 What is the fastest and easiest way to become rich?
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 How much is a helicopter?
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 How can I save money from the little I'm earning?
I take out wat'z put in before month end.It's so ...


 What's the best way to invest money?
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 Do you think the stock market will go back up after the election?
...Or is this the big depression/recession some are predicting?...


 What can I do to get started investing in the stock market?
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Equalizer
I'm Interested in investing or trading in stock market. I'm only a student and not a big time businessman.
I'm Interested in investing or trading in stock market. I'm only a student and not a big time businessman. I was wondering how can I start. Any pointers or where can I get information regarding this matter.
                     
 




govi-The road not taken
First you need a pancard for any sort of finanacial transactions...
Then you need a bank account,demat account on your name....
Some banks are offering both in a single acc.. ICICI,SBI are some of them.... Then you want to select a good broker approved by SEBI....The broker will take care of your amount you are investing.....
For online trading you can go for icicidirect.com.....It will be simple...


teckerdt
If you have a student loan, you might want to consider paying that down first, because depending on your loan rate, you might have to average higher then the historical market average just to keep even with your loan rate.
If you don't have the big bucks, stick to a deep-discount online brokerage (etrade, ameritrade, scottrade, ect.). Make sure you know the basics of the stock market before you trade (volume, floats, betas, limit orders, ect). Your library at school will certainily help you get the basics down BEFORE YOU TRADE. Good luck!


headhunter
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Lot's of good answers here but I need to suggest that you may want to paper trade for 6 months or more to learn about the ups and downs of the market and to get experience without losing your shirt on transactions. and when you do feel comfortable and have a better understanding then start slowly....good luck...........


Spock (rhp)
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there's lots to learn

begin at your public library. learn the language and words from any book on the subject you can read. Authors with multiple different books have implied reader recommendation.

when you have two or three such books by different authors read, you'll know enough to become more serious. at that point, the online source is traderslibrary.com [which is a bookseller, not a free resource].

GL


Mary Ann V
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Your first option should be to fund fully a retirement account. This is always a great investment, regardless of who you are.

If you have done this, or you wish to wait on the retirement fund, then one of the best things you can do is open a DRIP Plan.

They are seldom talked about because brokers make very little money when they suggest them. Yet, they have proven to be one of the best, if not the best, long-term strategy on Wall Street.

The best part is you get solid annual returns from well-known, safe Blue Chip companies like: McDonalds, General Electric, Pfizer, Walmart, US Bancorp.......etc........

They are inexpensive to start and maintain, and your dividends are reinvested for free.

They are perfect for small investors, as well as big investors. They are safe and allow you to not care about whether the market is going up or down.

Good Luck


Shelly
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I am personally a fan of DRIP Plans. I have had one for over 7 years and it has performed very well. You get to choose from the top companies in the world.

ETF's might also be another option for you.


Formerly known as Frank Castle
Open a brokerage account at Zecco and I will help you for FREE. (I am a Portfolio Manager)


bestdeals007
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how about investing in your own business?

http://www.myearnpro.com/jolly


justme
Suzie Orman has some great books out there on money and investing. You could probably find them in your local library.

Good luck!


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