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 Stock Options as an income source?
Is it possible to use stock options to create a source of secondary income?...


 30,000 to invest?
Now I am ready, I have 30k to invest. My 401 and roth ira are maxed so I was thinking maybe a couple Vanguard or Fidelity funds. Any good suggestions??? I have about 20 yrs to retirement and ...


 Penny stocks question... is it just too risky?
I see some stocks such as HTOG and IWWI, and they look, though really risky, like one could profit tremendously on them. I mean in two days you could double your money if you invested at the right ...


 Where can I invest my money in to earn the most interest?
I'm in the middle of a lawsuit right now & want to know the best way to earn the most interest on the money I may be awarded.
Also is there a way to live off the interest of about $40,00...


 How to invest in the stockmarket?
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 What should I invest my £1000 on?
Saved up for a few birthdays and have now got £1000. What's the best thing to invest on to make alot more money....


 How would you invest $155,000?
Assume you want to get as stinking rich as possible from this invesment with minimal risk....


 If you have 10k lying around, what are some good stocks to invest in? - short term -?
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 How to get into stock market?
I am a beginner and needs to know some good companies out there!! Also where to get started please!!...


 Why couldn't the UN set a price ceiling on oil so the world doesn't suffer from inflation worries?
aren't they the government of the world?...


 When to Buy???When the market falls or When the Market Rises?
Stock M...


 How can I make my millionaire goal within the next 5 years?
I don't want to wait till 65, by then I wouldn't care about fancy sport cars or a nice house or expensive clothes and hot chicks.

I'd like to be a millionaire asap.
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 How does "Black Monday' compare to the stock market meltdown today?
How many points was the down that day compared to today Sept,15,2008.
I feel like someone took a stick and beat the heck out me today....


 What will happen to the economy in 2009?
In your opinion....


 Is there a good affordable way to learn to trade the FOREX?
I don't want to pay thousands of dollars for another "one size fits all" training program. I also don't want to spend thousands of dollars on a software program that generates red ...


 Investing money?
I was wondering if anyone new who to speak with when you have a large sum of money and want to find out the best place to keep your money. a fund, a cd ect. who do i speak with if i dont have a clue ...


 What is the next most likely highly used energy source?
In 5 to 10 years, what will we be using for energy the most? (in our vehicles, heating our homes, etc.) Bio-fuels? Solar? If I was to invest, what should I invest in?...


 How does a regular person invest in the stock market?
Mark Cuban did it. I want to make big money off investments. How do I do it. I dont have a lot of money. I am just a single mother trying to make it ....


 I have been investing $500 a month in DRIP's since 1998. When will I become a millionaire? I have 65K now.
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 How can i start investing in share market...i have no clue pls help?
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sweetsunshine1604
I am 22 and looking to invest...I am new to this and need help. Please!?
                     
 




$so fresh so clean$
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What's up? The first thing you should be doing is contributing to your employer sponsored retirement plan (probably a 401 (k) plan) just enough to get the match. Then, open up a Roth IRA with a low cost company such as T. Rowe Price or Fidelity. The max for you will be $4,000 until the tax year is over April 15th. Then, it raises to $5,000 being under 50. I would go with a target retirement fund from T. Rowe Price. Simply select your expected retirement date and they will do the rest. Then, you should establish an emergency fund. A high yield online money market or savings account will do. This is money that is easily accessible in case you need to get to it. Once you've done that, I would gradually add a couple of funds to the portfolio. I would add an index fund, which will simply mimic a certain index of the stock market such as the S&P 500. Because of the infrequency of trading, your taxes will be lower. Then, I would add a growth stock fund, income stock fund, an international fund, and a bond fund. With these, you will have diversification. You want to be as aggressive as possible while in your 20's, 30's, and 40's. Once you reach 50, you want to allocate more money into bonds and cash investments for safety. Good luck. If you need more help, just email me.


jasonsegon
The stock market is a great option and you dont need much to start. All you need is to do a little homework and get some good stocks, I use http://www.goldenbullstocks.com check them out and test drive their stocks you will be impressed!


Greg S
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First things first, save up 6 months worth of income and pay off all your debt (credit cards, student loans etc.) .
While you are setting up your nest egg, assess what kind of risks you are willing to take and what your goals are. If you have a 401k at work max it out.


Stonewall
That's a dangerous question. I'd go to www.vanguard.com. They consistently do the best job of managing your money at the lowest cost and risk.

Also you can talk to a live person if you don't understand something.


bud68
What are you going to invest for - a retirement account or just general investing? What is your timeline - are you saving for a specific purchase?


bryan m
The best answer I can give to that question is...
Invest in yourself and your future! Learn about how to make money on the internet. It is here and everyone is using it!

I did and I am pretty happy with my decision. Make sure to watch out for scams, there are a lot of them out there. What ever you do don't buy some how to get rich quick ebook. If you do I can guarantee you will have questions when you are done. The problem is books can't answer questions.

I recommend learning where I did http://Internetinfoguy.com/goto/internetuniversity/

If the internet isn't your thing then I recommend commodity trading. It works well for me but it takes a lot of money to start and a lot of know how. Learn where I did - http://www.uschartco.com/


LBB-06/05/09
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we really need more details. put your money in an isa. or a high interest savings account until you know what you want/ what you are doing. maybe ask and older relative they would have investments and would be able to steer you in the right place. family is there to give help and advice


GEOFF W
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i just say dont put all your eggs in one basket


daryll39
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Your best bet is www.diehards.org


S.K R
Hi friend just invest in stocks it will give u very good returns


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