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 I earn 5 lac. rupees per year .tell me best investment option for tax benifit which give me good return?
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 Beginner with question on how to start trading stocks, bonds etc., online!!?
Im a 20 year old college student. Before I begin, let me say that I do not have a job right now---I usually only work in summers. Anyways, I have always been interested in the stock market and ...


 How can I get $500k loan with bad credit?
Its for a small business venture. It would allow me to pay off debt in short time even at high interest rate. (Or am I just dreaming? Actually hoping to find someone with enough "pocket change&...


 Do you think that Atari and Nintendo consoles and games will go up in value as they bocome "classics"??
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 My Vanguard mutual fund fell from $65K to $57K in just the last 3 months? What should I do?

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It is a IRA which I dont contribute to. It was just sitting there. GE is one of the stocks in the fund. I am thinking I can transfer to another Vangaurd fund with a ...


 I have 20000 rupees iwant 2 start a business say me wht business i should do?
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 No risk investment?
So there is always a lot of talk about a catastrophe hurting the economy. I want to know where I can invest, and not worry about losing it if <let's say> the bird flu strikes?...


 I want to invest but having no knowledge of market , which one gives better return in short period.?
I am 23 year old earning salary of 8,000 p.m after incurring exp. left with 4,000-5,000 p.m which i deposit in my bank but interest as all know is very low . as now currently my liabilities are ...


 What should i invest my $500-1000 in?
i am a college student that has some money to play around with. im very interested in investing my money to make money over a few years, where would you recommend i put my money??...


 Which Investment?
Hi, I have about £2k of my student loan to spare and Im looking to invest it into something with a high return. A savings account with 6% doesn't particularly interest me. I have money in the ...


 How do I invest some money to get a rate of return more than 16%?
If it is hard to get the amount mentioned,what is your advise on any business/investment that can make the the profit/return that is close to 16%...


 Should I buy indymac sotck now that there open again at .07 cents?
Since indymac bank is now open again would it be wise to buy the stock so cheap and will it carry over once the feds sell it?...


 If the fed increases interest rates, which way does oil go?
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 What are shares, how do I use them?
I need to learn a bit of reading the stock ...


 Where can I buy gold bars in Ireland?
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 I just came into alot of money?
It's over 20 million. Where should I invest it? T...


 How do you determine if you're already ready to invest?
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 I believe we are in a Bear market don't you?
last year we were making small gains and big drops now this past week we are taking small losses and big gains. I think this is it for a while until spring or summer next year when it could swing ...


 What does "invest in people" mean?
what does it really mean in businesses. i always see this with it's logo in e.g forms e.t.c?...


 How I can buy Wal-mart stock?

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copesticker
I have $2,000 to invest. What should I do?

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I'm not worried about losing the money, and would consider high risk investments. This is more of an investment adventure for me.
                     
 




paintingj
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Pick a mornginstar rated 4 or 5 star mutual fund that is reasoanbly safe. I like funds from Vanguard

http://www.vanguard.com/VGApp/hnw/CorporatePortal

When you do not have much money, you may not want to take too much risk.

Good luck.


hi91977
focus on the first things you want to accomplish in 6 months--such as pay of a credit card, pay personal debt (money from friends), make car repairs, education, etc.


Money Expert
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I have invested in my friend's business and now I am getting guaranteed 40% annual interest.
Forget about CD's, bonds, stocks, mutual funds, property in USA, etc.... Better invest in someones business. You will get the HIGHEST RETURNS @ low risk.

Need advice? Email me (through my profile).
I wish you success!


Kyle B
If you need it in a couple of years, invest it in a CD or leave it in savings. If you don't need it for five years, invest it in an index fund.


kbmoose1
First, decide your timeframe - how soon will you need the money? If you think 'soon', go for a 90 or 180 day CD. Check around for the best rates.

Second, decide how much risk you can take. If you won't miss the money if you lose some or all of it, you can speculate in the Stock Market with aggressive stocks or (no load) Mutual Funds. Go to www.morningstar.com and use Mutual Fund Screener to select an aggressive fund.

If you can't take much risk, consider the CD agian, or a conservative mutual fund, or a bond fund.

After you invest, don't watch the results daily. Don't sell if the investment drops - all investments can lose some value. In the long run it nearly always comes back if you invested in something sound.

Be logical, not emotional.

I was told 'Buy Low, Sell High', and "You don't lose any money until you sell". Both pieces of advice have made me a lot of money.

Good luck


Rabbit
Some good choices would be some pricey places like BIDU or ISRG or AAPL. The prices are pretty steep, but they have excellent prospects and make a bunch of bucks (so for a price you can get a tiny piece of their pie).

I was just doing a search late last week and I'll share some ideas that may make some technical sense (I trust you know what technical vs. fundamental trading is). Look these over and see if something floats your boat: CLVT, GNA, UBS, PSPT, CPA, PNCL, WATG, PRXI, PMI, ACLI, USBE, and SDTH. They all have features of price appreciation over some relative time. The questions are, will they continue to appreciate in price, and why, and are you interested in putting your money into what they are doing?

Good luck.


Smart Investor®
Better invest in BUSINESS if you want to earn money.You will get minimum 20-25% annual interest. You will not get such high returns on bonds, money markets, mutual funds or CD's. $5,000-->$6,000 in 1 year

I run my own business. I have profit margin of 8% a month. My business is very profitable and I'd like to expand it.

You may email me (through my profile) for more information if you really want to earn money.


BooRadley
I recommend that you don't buy any high risk stocks. They all have risk. Large company blue chips may be the most secure now because they have tons of cash and the weak dollar is making foreign business very good for big companies.
I don't touch small companies because I have not had good luck with them. I have made more off high risk mutual funds than small companies. People will tell you different, but I know several folks who have lost A LOT on small companies. If you are gambler, go for it I say.


Richard Jackel
It would be helpful if we knew a little bit about you and what it is you are trying to accomplish. A meaningful answer could be given if we knew things about you like your age and investment timeframe. Please read my profile and then talk to me.


Significant Other
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EBAY . . .. pick up video games. A Nintendo Wii, if you could still find one in stores goes for 250.... on ebay they sell for at least 400. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 for the Playstation 2 was originally 20 dollars in s tores and goes for 200 on ebay. Look into the little things and you can make yourself a good buck.


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