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 Best way to invest ?
What would be the best way to invest £300.00 per month ?
I am thinking about a medium risk investment .. and what kind of growth would i expect ??

any ideas ??...


 What is the best and safest way to generate long term wealth, stock market or real estate?
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 What stock has the highest stock price per share?
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 Newbie to investing?
So I want to broaden my horizens and put my money to work, I'm only 23 so I figured best to get started while I'm young, right? I want something that's not too risky, it doesn't ...


 Why are my stocks not going up in value when the stock market is doing so well?
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 Which according to you is the Best Investment that can make one rich?
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 I'm interested in investing in stocks, but don't know how. Where can I start?
This is something I'd like to do, as so many prices are low now, I've heard. But I don't really know a thing about it, let alone where to start. Any suggestions?...


 How much is 1909 penny worth?
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 What would you do with $250?
lets say you had $250 in an E-Trade account? what would you do with it? im starting small, VERY SMALL and i know it, but i want to get my feet wet while i learn about investing. but i do want to ...


 What is the meaning of diversifing into the stock market?
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 How can I earn money by Daytrading in Indian stocks?
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 My brothers are getting their trust of 65,000 dollars each what would be good investments for their money?
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 Can a rich man get into heaven?
The Rich Young Man
16Now a man came up to Jesus and asked, "Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life?"
17"Why do you ask me about what is good?" Jesus ...


 When it comes to Investing, what is the smallest amount you can invest?
I am someone who knows absolutely nothing about investing and would like to know the very very basics, and would like to start out tiny if possible. Any tips?...


 I have about $12,000 dollars to invest, what's the best return?
Figured theres a better idea than just putting it in savings, anyone got an idea? money market, stocks? Help me out , figure I'll leave it in for about 6 ...


 What can i major in to be involved in the stock market..?
what majors are their that will teach me about the stock ...


 Can any one explain about stocks and shares in an easy @understandable manner?
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 What online source is easy to trade stocks with. That requires a low minimum deposit, and low trading fees?
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 What can I buy with $70 dollars?
i got 70 bucks. what is in stores for that price or less that i can buy?? i know its a stupid question but 10 points for best answer=]...


 I have $ 10,000. Please help me. I want to invest in forex managed account. Is it a good idea?
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Subbu
I am very interested in investing in shares, though i would like to start with small money. what is the proced
                     
 




Kukla
If you have never invested in stocks before, first know that it is a form of gambling. No-one, not even the "experts" can predict what the market will do.

That having been said, if you still want to invest, start with a mutual fund, where you can decide how much you want to invest and does not have a minimum.

Call a brokerage company such as Fidelity (1-800-544-8666) and speak with an agent. tell them what you want to do and tell them you want a fund that has had double digit profits for 5 to 10 years (it doesn't have to be a Fidelity fund). A fund like that is usually a safe bet. Also, ask if that fund is very diversified ( deals in many different markets ie: domestic, foreign, finance, consumer goods, etc). Don't let them make you decide immediately. Think over what they have told you and if necessary ask more questions, until you are confident.

Also, if you want an investment that is easily accessible, and liquid you could call a financial organization like ING. They have an account attached to your checking account, that pays about 4.5% annually guaranteed. It is not double digit, but it is safe, and your money will grow slowly.

Anyway, I hope I have helped you, and good luck.


dinu_pawar
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STUDY FIRST

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Somu
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1st: it's always better to consult with an expert before you put money for some share. If you don't have that option, then you also can be an expert in this field. But you have to spend quite a good portion of your days in share market just by looking the ups and downs of the share for individual company. Gradually you will understand this and time will come when you can predict the market with almost 90% efficiency. (no one can predict the other 10%)!

Thanks,
Somu


yulianto ?
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Good though to start with small money and on big cap. You need to 'feel' the market first when you are just started. If you want information about stock investing, visit http://www.stockpickguide.com


Nitin G
You need to have 3 accounts to start investing in shares.
First you need a banking account where you will deposit money and issue cheques for purchases of shares. You will need this account to deposit cheques ( when you sell shares, you will receive cheques).
Secondly you need a trading account. This is to buy and sell shares. You can open this account with any of the stock brokers near your residence or office. All your purchases and sells will take place through this account. Please understand all the terms and conditions including brokerages and taxation parts. Discuss these matters with your broker so that there is no confusion in your mind. Calculate cost of trades based on this information. Cost of trade occurs on every trade ( buy or sell) that takes place. Please understand the implications on financial front.
Thirdly you need to open a demat account to park your shares. You can open this account through the stock broker where you open your trading account. This also involves money. Annual charges, opening charges etc are charged. Please discuss this matter with the broker, too.

Alternately you can open these account with ICICIDirect, HDFC Securities etc to have seamless operations. Another plus will be you will be able to do the trading online with these entities.

You can also think of investing small amounts regularly through SIP ( systematic investment plan ) of some reputed mutual funds. These are safe investments compared to direct share investments if you do not know much about share investments ( like fundamental study, analysis, newsflow monitoring et al).

One advise from me : please do not trade on hearsay i.e do not cater to inside news, gossip, rumours etc. Usually these will lead you to hugh losses. Be your own guide. Study yourself and then take your decisions.

Best luck.


Thunder
It is very easy to trade online to buy and sell shares. or to go IPO or Mutual Funds. You can choose one of the stock brokers like reliancemoney, sharekhan, apollosindhoori etc., and open a trading and demat account with them. Please visit,
http://rr0101.googlepages.com/helpline
for further details. Best of luck.


Jaques O
Hi there just send me a mail to, jaques606@yahoo.com, with "investing in shares", in the subject line, and i'll send you some info regarding this matter.

Will reply asap.


Frank Castle
Open a brokerage account at Zecco and I will help you for FREE. (I am a Portfolio Manager with over a decade of experience in the Stock Markets)


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