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 I have several e series bonds that are set to expire soon. Will the Treasury send me the proceeds?
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 Do big companies have an advantage over the common person when trading in the stock market?
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 Stock Market Game----Good Stocks?
im in the stock market game at my school......I was wondering if anyone could tell me what stocks would be worth wile investing in.....i want to win.....websites would help ...


 Sir plz tell me which one i invest in mutual fund or share market i have no idea in share market but i invest?
in 2 mutual ...


 I'm thinking of investing in stocks, is it a good idea to invest in same stocks as mutual fund holdings?
Hi,

I'm a full-time employee and can not spend too much time on stock-research. Since Mutual Funds spend time and research in picking stocks, is it a good idea to invest in the same ...


 How can I win the lottery?
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 Investing my money?
I dont have a lot of money but i want to invest..maybe 400-500/month. what is a good investment strategy for me? Some risk is ok but not too much....


 Who determines the price of a stock?
As we know the price of the stock changes every minute, so who and how determines what the price is going to be. Another words why do prices go up and down through out a day?...


 Any good stock ideas...what will do good this year?
1 yr. appreciation?
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give me some good ideas...this is costing me 5 points...he, he....


 What will u buy if u have a million dollars?
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 How can stocks change price overnight when markets are closed?
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 What STOCK is going to jump at least 10% this week?
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 Are there any online places to learn the stock market?
i wuld like to expand my knowledge on the stock markey and i was woundering if there were wome web site that could help me....


 Whats the best way to learn about trading and buying stocks?
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 Why people chase momentum stocks but not value stocks and repent later?
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 I am funding a Roth IRA, now what?
I just opened a Roth IRA, and will max it out in a few months. What do I do next? Buy stocks, ETFs, mutual funds? I'd like to do some research before I start investing, but I wanted to open the ...


 Are we headed for another great depression?
with the economy the way it is I was interested in what people thought....


 Is wallstreet going to go bankrupt?
I graduate from high school in 09 and I want a job that involves the stock market, but it seems it might go bankrupt. do you think it will?...


 Does anyone know a good stock to invest in or at least has an intelligent opinion about it?
We just came into a large chunk of money and want to invest about 10,000 but aren't too sure what to invest it in. I was thinking ethanol might be a good long term investment but I'm scared....


 How do I keep form losing my a$$ in day trading?
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dudettasmurf
I'm wanting to do some investing in the stock market. Is it possible without going thru a broker? If so, how?
                     
 




kinnerjeff
there are two ways that may help you. scott trade which for the minimun amount to open charges just 7.00 a trade if your buying and selling. this way you get real time live trades and information with no brokers. there is also what is known by few as drips. you buy the stock right from the company itself. if you search drips in the net you will come up with a list of many companies selling their stock some require as little as 50 to 100.00 to open a direct stock account with them and that price includes as much stock as you can get depending on its price. you can put so much in each month if you want and you'll get the shares to that amount. each company is differant on how much you start with and how long you have to keep the stock before selling it. its usually 60 to 90 days with some. good hunting!


Shirley B
Online traders without a broker to guide in your choices. Read all information to not pay yearly/monthly dues.


ganjil_benar
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why not CURRENCY TRADING? .. if u have S$ 15K - 25K .. lets go to the local bank/its intergrated .. all legally and trade professionally .. profit taking shall be weekly/monthly .. 'YES I AM' .. profit sharing will be the deal ok


kikker
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Certain companies sell shares directly, bypassing the brokerages - it's called Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIPS).

"Drips are offered by companies to their shareholders as a way to buy stock directly from the company (usually through a transfer agent) in very small amounts to large amounts, and usually on a monthly basis if desired. The plans also reinvest all or partial dividends paid (it's up to the shareholder) into more stock, thus the name "Dividend Reinvestment Plan." from Fool.com


Frank Castle
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1) Yes.
2) Contact the Investor Relations Department of the Public Company you want to buy.

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tsbr1963
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Most large corporations allow what is called "direct investment" in their stock. Look it up, learn about it, then look at each company's website that you have interest in and go that route. Using a broker seems to make things go easier...but, if you like forms and dealing w stuff thru the mail...then go the direct investment route.


muncie birder
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An option that you have to get started is to buy mutual funds. You can buy them directly from the mutual fund company and there is less risk than buying one or two stocks. You do have to do some research though because 70% of mutual funds underperform the market in general. There are load funds and no load funds. Load funds charge you a fee to invest about 2% to 5%. Funds also have expenses that they charge you which reduces their return. Index funds have less expenses but only match the general market indexes less expenses.

There are advantages to using a broker to buy stocks, especially the on line brokers. Their fees are reasonable and some provide you with a wealth of research material which comes in very handy when you are trying to determine which stocks to buy.


Puzzleman
It is possible, but in the end it will all go through some kind of stock exchange brokerage firm.
Investing without going through a broker: a) Mutual Funds. B) IRA. C) 401(k) plans. D) Investment clubs. E) Corporate ESOP plans. ETC.


Alma B
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poisonpassion
please do not invest.My dad did.We were almost broke.


Linda C
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Go to etrade.com this is where I invest. Very easy. If I can do it anybody can.


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