the.flob
|
You need to be cautious as any novice looking to invest is looking to get ripped off. I would recommend reading a few issues of the Investors' Chronicle. |
|
gdriver001
 |
put it im a money market plan |
|
mikala m
 |
if you need the money in 2 years, but it into a 2 year cd...it's too risky to invest it any other way. |
|
Mobius
|
If you are looking to make a significant amount of (legal) money in the next two years then you will have to invest in some risky stocks or junk bonds. If you want a smaller but safe return then check out some of the online banks such as Countrywide, ImmigrantDirect, etc. They pay 4 to 5 percent on a Federally insured savings account. To find out options, go to sites such as TDAmeritrade, Fidelity, etc. |
|
alex
|
If you want to take a bet then buy CFC calls. Again that is a bet. |
|
redsleeves
 |
My advice is to start a small (even tiny) business of your own. It's risky, but the potential for great reward also exists. On top of that, you will surely learn a lot and will also experience the pride of ownership.
The richest of the rich don't just invest their money in enterprises over which they have no control - they build companies from the ground up or buy struggling companies and make them better.
Good luck! |
|
www.scapegoatz.com
|
share-builder can help you to invest small. check out www.fool.com and yahoo finance |
|
Richard Jackel
 |
Two years is really not enough time to invest in anything other than a money market or a CD. If you want to take a chance you might want to take half and put it in a money market and then take the other half and invest it in a quality large cap value mutual fund. No promises but with the market down the way it is you could make out quite well in the next 2 years. Please email me if you have any further questions. |
|
Hillary 2008
|
Try investing in Pepsi.But seriously,I would look into some cds or something like that. |
|
professortvz
|
Mutual funds are good.
Go to fidelity.com and read the descriptions of the funds, and pick one. I recommend a stock fund that received a rating4 or 5 stars from morningstar rating system. They report those. |
|
.
|
First either learn how to spell or type. Don't know which you are missing but you will need both to be successful in life. It is upon not apon. |
|
edward m
|
invest in oil, the price is going up which means more cash for you |
|
te144
 |
The market is a little jittery right now. You can find refuge in CDs or a reasonable risk in 'oil trusts' which you buy like stocks (NYSE) and over a two-year period would pay dividend around 10%/yr. with possible growth or loss of principle. If you have concerns of the world economy falling off a cliff taking oil prices with it, go with CDs. Or, you could go 50/50. Get some advice and don't count on your broker. They work for their boss, not you. |
|
aeymon
|
that depends on where u live.
and how much time u can give to ur investment.
and ur abilities.
in general u can:
1.buy some shares of a well known company which will also send u some profit.
2.u can buy some bonds if u r too lucky.
3.ask any of ur relative if they are doing any business to add ur amount for two years in their business and give u profit accordingly.
well! investment can serve u with either profit or loss n that depends on ur wisdom and luck.
however a safe way of keeping ur money while having some profit out of it is to keep it in BANK. |
|
Yelhsa
|
stick it in a bank. savings gives you more interest but checking lets you take it out easier. |
|
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Investing 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
