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 Are those $4.00 stocks real?
Can someone shed some light on those advertisments about people investing only about $4.00 and that $4.00 turns into thousands in a short amount of time? And if these are true, how can I do this? S...


 Short Selling?
Usually when you buy a stock you buy it at the ask price which is higher and you sell at the lower bid price. When short selling a stock, could you buy a stock and immediately sell it and keep the ...


 For investors: In your opinion, which investment company is the best?
I'm thinking that I would like to begin investing money soon, so I would like to know which investment companies are the best....


 Stock holders?
I want to invest and I think having a stock would be a great idea. How do I start it? what things should be done first? and I am only 19 can I invest in stocks already?...


 What if the stock market crashes??
would gold be of any value??...


 BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), can you buy and sell stocks online via brokerage accounts ? If yes which firm ?
Bsaically is it easy to trade stocks in India like US ?...


 How would you invest $2,500 to get $50,000 in as little time as possible?
I am mainly wondering what stocks you would look at. Ticker symbols okay....


 Where's the best place to go to get good stock information?
Yahoo finance doesn't seem to be the most trustworthy source. The SEC site edgars is too complicated. Major figures appear to differ on every site that I seem to go to. I've been looking ...


 Is Microsoft (MSFT) a good company for me to continue to invest in...?
I'm part of there DRIP, and it makes it easy and cheap for me to invest small amounts of money into the company, but is it a good company to invest in? Will I make any money in the future?...


 How did u get started trading and investing?
What books did you read, how'd you do it, where did you go? What is the best way?...


 Is the UK property market going to crash?
Just bought a property and dont know to pay interest rates and get another or just pay the full loan amount!!...


 Do you think the stock market will crash?
everyone tells me to pull my money out of my 401k. I think that's stupid because now im buying so much more stock at a cheaper price and when things go back up im gunna be making mucho donaro. p....


 What do you do if you had some shares but can't remember which or find the certificates?
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 Has anyone heard of a thousand dollar federal reserve note?
looks and feels like an actual dollar but it is larger, states that it is legal tender, drawn on the federal reserve bank of chicago,ill, . 1963 or 64..........they all have the same serial numbers, ...


 What is the best route to invest five thousand dollars?
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 WHat is a day trader.. and what are the benefits?
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 Ii wanna invest money safely shud i go for shares or mutual funds???
i recently got a job, 18,000 is the basic salary. could you please tell me how and where and how much shud i invest to make my money grow better and safely, i am trying to look up into shares, i am a ...


 Please tell me the sign of rupees?
the sign ' $ ' is call dollar sign.but what are the sign of indian rupee and saudi riyal.I have read in a sharemarketing web that we want only $500 to buy stock through online and ...


 I bought CROX stock for $26.17 a share. Now it's $78.00 a share. Should I sell?
How do I know when to sell?...


 How do I make money with the forex? No advertisers of BS artists please .... just real people who know.?
If you have something that is working for racking in cash in the forex please let me know. If you are full of BS or selling somthing please do not bother....



a_wjewelry
I have $30,000 earning 3.5% annually that I can take out at any time. Where should I invest this money .?
I have approx $30,000 invested earning 3.5%. I can take this money out at any time without a penalty. The highest rate I have seen for a CD is 5.75% for 1 year. Any other suggestions where to invest this money for a secured return and still be able to take out the money without a penalty? Stocks? Bonds? What do you think?
                     
 




Doing the Right Thing
It depends what are your investment objective is. Do you wish to invest for long term? Then you should invest in mutual funds. You should pick mutual funds that has performed well in past 10 years, has a low turnover rate, has an experience portfolio manager, and has a good rating. Mutual funds has perform an average rate of 10-14% in the past 25 years.

If you want higher returns, you need to take riskier investments. If you want low returns, then you need to invest in conservative investments.


hottie
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you shouldnt put all yr eggs in one basket as the saying goes. read tips on investing and stocks to better help you on this site


girlwhoknowsitstrue
GMAC Demand notes pays 6% right now, and you can take this money out at any time - in fact they'll give you a checkbook and you can write checks, minimum is $250 for a check.


Rabbit
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That's a pretty good rate, make sure the bank is in the FDIC.


Patrick L
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Diversify. And take a peek at www.quarantz.com. They offer free personal financial plans (naturally with the hope you will be a client later on) and can show you different kind of possibilities.


krisueras
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l was in the same boat, and went and saw a financial planner, who put me onto McKenzie mutuals. There are a few that have not paid less than 8% in each of the past 10 years. Just have to watch how the planner wants to get paid. Make appointments withat least four of them, and DO NOT commit to anyone till you have seen the 4th. They all sound good. Don't go with the first one.


Joseph M
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if you are to invest there are things to consider about yourself
1. your age 18-30 invest in high return moderate risk
30-45 moderate return low risk
45-retirement market return with market risk
after retirement invest with a capital preservation fund
Stocks offer can offer high returns or low to moderate returns which ever risk level you are willing to take.
You can always invest in T-bills for the risk free rate which i think is about 4.5%
A CD can tie your money up so if you require your assets to be as liquid as possible then invest in large cap stocks or bonds.


Frank Castle
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You can obtain at least 10% on any decent mutual fund.


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