 I received my statement yesterday from Morgan Stanley and I've lost 24% of my investments? What should I do? |
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 Starting a new job that doesn't offer for 401k for 1st year - what should I do with money in my old 401k? |
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 I'm 24, and I have about $2,000 to invest? |
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 $$$$$$$$$1,000,000 WHAT should I DO? |
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and out of all the options that you are using which one is safest according to you?
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I am 25 and at my job I'm not offered any kind of 401k plan. Is it a good idea to invest into mutual funds to build my retirement plan? As they say, start early. What are my options on this?
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| I DON'T TRUST ANYTHING ABOUT THE FEDS, the MARKETS or the Polititians right now. I have my money in a diversified Schwab Portfolio. I got out of all volitile stocks last Friday (and I dont ... |
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cesar g | I have 10,000 dollars to invest in stocks who should I invest with.? |
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muncie birder
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I am not exactly sure from the way the question is worded if you are asking what stock broker to use or what investments to pick.
Since your are asking, I am going to make it easy for you. Invest with a good mutual fund company such as Fidelity, T Rowe Price, or Vanguard. They each have plenty of options to pick from and with 10k you can pick several different options. For example, you could put 3k into a foreign developed market fund, 3k into a value fund, and 4k into a capital appreciation fund. Expect over a long term about 10% annual return that will vary considerably from year to year from -20% to +30%. |
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bizzbagg
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addvantage tech - AEY |
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Chad
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Vanguard.com is ideal for long term investors who want to learn about mutual funds, index funds, and exchange-traded-funds (ETFs). Trading funds is less risky than trying to trade "individual" stocks.
Unless you plan on spending everyday of your life looking at stock charts trying to determine the best time to get in and out of "individual" stocks, I would look into some sort of fund. |
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Nick
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Get into a good mutual fund. They average a 12 percent return and you can't do much better then that. |
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Jonathan
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I would suggest freedomrocks.com. The people who followed the program last year made 220% return on their money(there is no guarantee it will stay at that but its up a lot this year as well). It trades foreign exchange currency but its built on the hedge concept. It also leverages your money 400:1. So if you have 1000 dollars your investing its like 400,000 on the market and you gain interest on that 400k. You can try it out for 2 weeks with fake money and you will see how great it is. If someone averages 12 percent a month on 5k for 6 years it will be 19 million dollars. The opportunity in this program is beyond what I thought possible. There is a video to watch on the link below. All the people I talk to who follow this strategy have amazing things to say about it.
www.freedomrocks.com/freedemo
Email me and I will help you set up the freedemo. Good luck |
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bowen1997
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fsfa
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Stay away from stockbrokers at all costs. |
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Dr. mudius
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invest it all in one stock... all you eggs in one basket I belive the experssion goes... |
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jasonsegon
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try http://pennystockpicksfree.blogspot.com |
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IJusWannaNo
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you could have done apple before they released the IPod or Iphone.
Heeleys were hot last x-mas
IBM about 20 years ago
McDonalds in the 1950's
ahh hell let me help you out send me the check, invest in me ;) |
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MoNoPoLy
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go with altria and investment company of america they will be a best bet. also exxon and johnson and johnson |
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Jeff M
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4 mutual funds 2.5k a piece no loads, go with Fidelity or Vanguard |
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JimSMOKESPOTS
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give it to me... ill give u my address you can send the check to. |
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groverraj
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Buy an index fund or better yet buy DIA (Dow Jones Index Fund) or QQQ (NASDAQ index fund).
No fees or load. |
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Olivier W
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Option 1) Just ride the market with a mutual fund that would track an index. Vanguard is good for such products.
Option 2) Buy a 2 year CD. Enroll in 400 level (or above) finance courses at a university. In 2 years, your CD will mature and you will have the knowledge you need to have an idea of the risk/return you are undertaking. |
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Tulip
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I would say it's foolish to invest into stocks, seeing how the money isn't guaranteed. If I were you I would invest in gold & silver. It can never lose it's value, and as long as the dollar continues to deflate, & it will the value continues to go up. So in other words, if the stocks are good the gold is good, if the stocks are horrible the gold is great! Not only that gold & silver are seen world wide as a choice of currency, you can go anywhere and use it. Plus later on if you want to get a loan, you can get A LOT more than what the gold is worth, just putting it up for collaterol. The banks REALLY want that gold & silver! :) |
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