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 How do you know if a stock is on sale at a discounted price?
I am new to buying stocks and I always hear to buy low and sell high, but how do you know what is low right now?...


 Is this a crazy strategy for investing in stocks?
gather dozens of large cap stocks on a watchlist.....when their quarterly reports come out, and the stock drops, buy $10K worth, because the next day it will rebound, but be ready to sell that day, ...


 What are shares?and what is stock?
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 How do you play the stock market succesfully?
I want to be able to follow the financial news and know how & when to change the allocations in my retirement finds which is a bunch of mutual funds?...


 Which of these mutual funds should I invest in Short term (1 year)?
I am putting a portion of my portfolio on higher risk mutual funds. The goal is to buy c shares and purchase them for 6 months to 2 years depending on market conditions. We are currently narrowed ...


 What is the best book to buy for beginner share traders?
needs to include tips on trading when to buy etc. Thanks a lot....


 How do we identify undervalued stocks ?
I would like to invest for long term in Indian stocks. I would like to know, how to identify undervalued stocks. is there any formula or procedure to find ...


 How do savings bonds work? Is it a good investment for the future? Is it a good b-day gift for a 2 yr. old?
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 What company is the best for online stock trading?
Not looking for day trading just best all around website....


 What is sensex in week?
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 About the stock market??
I am looking into buying stocks, and I have narrowed it down to:

Coca Cola®
Exxon®
General Electric®
Pepsi® Cola
Proctor & Gamble®
Westinghouse®
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 How much of my pay check should I be saving?
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 How and where to set up a Roth IRA?
I am 23 years old and a recent college grad and wanted to get some info on setting up a Roth IRA. Should I do this at my bank (PNC Bank) or somewhere else. Are the rates and returns similar for ...


 I own 10000 shares that i bought @1.00. Can i sell or buy more stock after hours @ 3.00 to increase the value?
is this legal or ...


 What's the best online brokerage company?
I want to use one for stock trading/...


 I want some information on stocks like for beginners because i want invest my money in a smartway?
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 How do I buy euros (from US dollars) for investing.?
Who sells euros ? Please give details.
Experts only please....


 Can someone explain IRA's (retirement) to me in very simple terms?
10 points to the first person to explain in the simpelist terms. I tried to look it up on the internet but because I'm not familiar with banking terms I didn't unerstand what they were ...


 What is 10% of 3000$?
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 Should I start 401K with a recession around the corner?
I recently become eligible to join 401K through my work for the first time. With a recession possibly looming around the corner and the Market not performing very well right now, what should I do? S...



tonyng492003
I had three thousand to invest should I invest all in one stock? and what is the best one to look at?
                     
 




DancesWithHorses
One stock: abso-flippin'-lutely not. That is a horrible idea. Sorry. As another answerer said, you may hit a home run but you may also lose 100% of your money. Don't do it, not even on -- or especially not on -- a "hot tip."

That said, what to do? Find a good no-load mutual fund. Especially good would be one with a $500 or so minimum investment, whereby you could invest $500 six times over a few months and get some basic dollar-cost averaging (which will tend to lower the average price of the shares.)

Good luck!


holbrpa
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Do not invest in one stock. You may hit a home run but you are more likely to lose everything. You should diversify and put your money in a growth mutual fund.

If you are looking for slow, methodical dividends look at the high-yield bond fund RMH. If you are looking for ridiculous growth potential (3-5x your money) but also are willing to lose it all look at EGLF.

I suggest going the mutual fund route though. Diversification is the key to long term gains.


Sativa
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If you don't know anything about investing, day trading may not be the correct route for you. Find an investment rep at your local bank or a firm like TD Waterhouse, etc. Right now they rates for money markets, cds, and mutal funds are really competitive. You might want to stick your money somewhere short term to earn some more interest and then look at your options.

I worked at a bank and they were slaying each other to get ahold of deposits (that's where we get all of our bonus pay from). It could work in your favor to shop around and have them compete over you. Even citi.com is offering a 5% savings account right now.


jojo
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I would suggest http://www.Top10Traders.com for investing ideas. - this is a free site where you can see what the best traders are buying and selling. You can also create your own portfolio with $100,000 in "play" money. Then throughout the month, a return is calculated for each trader. This month's best traders are listed here:

http://www.top10traders.com/top10standin...

Particularly when you are getting started, invest in what the proven best traders are investing in. Then read Business Week or Barron's. Figure out what products you use, that you really like. Find out what companies make those products. Good luck.


Mathew C
If you are covered for the next ten years and has still money left then you invest, other wise I think you are a Gambler with such low investment to think of trying your luck at something which you don't even know what it is all about.


AlliSon
Apple. I've made $638.54 (and counting) from them and I invested only 3 weeks ago.


Smilin' Fred
Invest in educating yourself and making your own decisions based on correct knowledge.

Here you get what you pay for: You pay nothing so what's the information worth?

Just a thought.


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