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 Im only 18, saved up 3000. I want to invest it somehow. stocks? mutual funds? |
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lightning | I have $ 2,000.00 to invest what is the best thing to do with it? |
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im 18 years old and i'm looking for ways to invest and how everything works
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Jack Chedeville
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college tuition.
You are only 18. Go to college. |
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craig g
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go to your local casino and double it on one hand of blackjack
if you lose you will have learned you lesson on bad investments
if you win keep going baby
the money will roll right in |
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Jay
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If you have any sort of debt (especially credit cards), pay that off.
If you have no debt, then look at how much money you DO have and what you expect your situation to be.
At 18, if you're about to go off to college, having $2000 in a savings account is not a bad idea. It doesn't pay much, but it's good to have money available to you, if you need it. Note: I said "need." That's different than "want." (However, given that you're interested in investing, I'm getting the idea that you're a responsible person). Likewise, if you're on your own and have a job, having $2000 is an "emergency fund" is important.
If you're on your parent's dime for the next few years, you have a decision to make with your family. If they want to pay your way, then consider the $2000 yours and read further. However, an offer to pay for SOME aspect of your life would be a nice thing to do. For $2000, you could pay for books for college, for example.
OK, but lets suppose that you really have $2000. You already have an emergency fund (or don't need one because Mom and Dad are going to bail you out -- ARE YOU SURE? -- and they have a solid will that'll protect you should the unthinkable happen).
If you REALLY want to invest the money, then a mutual fund is a good way to go. You can drive yourself crazy with research (although, this is an education, so you should do some). Do NOT invest in a "hot stock." If you're not sure, start out with a fund that matches one of the major indexes (S&P) and then move to something else as you learn more.
If the money is REALLY a windfall and you're willing to lose ALL of it, then you can "gamble" on individual stocks. Learning to invest is a good skill. But you should only put up money that you can afford to lose.
Do not go to a casino. Not that you would. But, even though investing is gambling, at least there's an education in it. |
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independent
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at 18 invest on education if u have brain or deposit in bank and learn about investment and then do.
use and trust ur brain |
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Paul
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I would reccomend you to invest in stocks . You can learn more on shares and stock trading and how to select the best shares. .
http://money-review-site.com/shares.html
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Frank Castle
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Open a brokerage account at TD Ameritrade and invest in DIA. |
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Why Not!
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Start an IRA.... |
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crazylifer
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Use it to cover a few months rent when you goto college. You ARE going to college aren't you? |
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Mark L
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I, recently got involved with a company that preselects some of the best investments i`ve ever seen. They screen them so it lowers your risk. Check out one of there seminars. You can E mail me at brakesplusauto@yahoo.com. www.thewealthkeys.com |
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TroubleRose
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Looks like everyone is telling you to go to college, which means you have to take out student loans, you can pay that back in the future. College is a good idea. You can major in finance and learn a lot about investing. In your free time go to this website and you can learn some more"
http://www.investopedia.com/ |
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Paul U
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Invest it into a safe hedging strategy in the foreign exchange market and watch it double in 6 to 8 months.
If you are serious drop me a line and I will send you a report that you will find quite interesting.
pupp52@yahoo.com |
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midwesternhospitality
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A C.D (Certificate of Deposit) is a good place to invest. These certificates are usually for a limited term, (between 6 months and 5 years), and will guarantee a percentage increase on your investment. They can be obtained from banks or credit unions, or from online companies such as ING.
If you are looking to invest in the stock market, one site that my school recommends to us is called sharebuilder. They teach you how the stock market works and let you invest small amounts for reasonable fees. You can invest in as little as one share if I am not mistaken. Feel free to comment if you have any more questions. |
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Rabbit
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That would buy you about 200 shares of EWM. It is an ETF (exchange traded fund), so it buys and sells like a stock, and invests in the major publicly traded companies in Malaysia. It has been rising recently and although I bought some myself, I leave the reasons for or not to you--as it should be. |
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krishna i
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i am in the look out for a million dollars as non-refundable loan initially for a period of five years. may be you can lend it to me free of interest. that way you would have learnt your first lesson: where 50% of your capital has gone. the rest you should keep in gold bonds or in oil stock, so that you can recupe the lost value soon, let me know where and how we meet, i wouldnt mind accepting banker's checks otherwise small denomination notes will do. this way i will also solve my curiosity of where all my money went - though i am considerably older than you, |
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