 Anyway to possible earn money without investing?? |
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 My son is playing a online stock market game for his class. What stocks should he invest in before Dec. 11? |
| I was thinking retailers, like for the holiday season, but I really don't know much else to tell him to invest in (banks, hedges, etc.)... |
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 My question is about stocks. i am 20 and i need to kno what stocks to buy in this bad market for discount..... |
| what stocks should i buy in this bad market i am going to hold onto them for over a year basically long term.. what stocks you see getting stonger in the long term and explain why please. how about ... |
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 Stocks !! I want to give it a try, but not sure how to start? |
I want to personally set aside a few dollars and give the stock market a try, but I have absolutely no idea how it works, or where to start? Does it have anything to do with Mutual Funds?
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 Stock market, CD's, or just a savings account? |
| Having just recently had a son my husband and I would really love to start him some sort of education fund. However, with the stock market in a slump if you will, we are not really sure what we ... |
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 Why is Ford worth 44% more than GM? |
| Ford's market cap is 16.39 billion, GM's is 11.39 billion. This is relatively recent, in October of 2007, GM was worth much more. It also has a 5% dividend yield while Ford has none. I ... |
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 How Can a 17 year old open a stock market account? 10 points? |
| I tried to do it but they said that you have to be 18 for it (and I do not want to wait!) I got my parents' permission for it and everything but I sitll don't know how do set up the ... |
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 What happens to my shares when a penny stock (under $5) increases over $5? |
| Will I lose my shares? I've invested in a penny stock when it was .95. It's been slowly rising the last year and is now at $2. Does anything happen to a stock once it leaves penny stocks ... |
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shlomo M | I have $400 to spend in investments, what should i do? |
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Fred M
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Beer and prostitutes! |
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jsforex.blogspot.com
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Trade forex online.
Go to oanda.com and open a demo trading account. Trade that demo account until you are able to tell when to trade and when not to trade.
When you are able to show profits three months in a row, then open a live trading account with $10. Again, trade that account until you are able to show profits three months in a row before adding more funds into your account. |
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Jed C
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It depends on how quickly you will need your money back. If you need it back within a few years, then a money market or CD would be good, if you don't need it back for 5+ years the stock market it a good option. But, to be honest, you probably want to start with more than $400 in the stock market. |
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Serge M
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Put it in a bank savings account, one that does not have a required minimum balance.
When you have 10 times as much consider investing in a mutual fund. When you accumulate 100 times as much think about investing in the stock market. |
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tiara.brigita
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check it out www.finanzasforex.com/tiara,
Slowly but worthwhile! 10% a month |
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arpee
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I am assuming that you do not have any debts. If that is the wrong assumption, use your $400 to pay it down or pay it off.
Also, if you don't have an Emergency Fund yet, start it with your $400. You should set aside 3-6 months worth of living expenses for emergency purposes. You can place this into high(er)-interest savings accounts such as WaMu, Capital One Direct, ING Direct or ETrade. They are currently at 3% level.
Once you have the Emergency Fund funded, then you can start investing. With $400 to start with, you would put it in similar accounts as your Emergency Fund and let it grow there and add to it until it becomes more substantial - at least $2500 which is the typical minimum for mutual funds.
(BTW, If you do not add to $400, it will take 60 years! for it to grow to $2500. We don't want that, right? We want it to grow faster so add to it!)
If this is not your first time to invest, you may want to consider buying more of the same investment you had earlier - assuming it is still a good buy. If you do not want to buy the same investment, then you can buy another (after researching it) if they allow $400 investments. If not, go back to growing it in the high(er) interest savings accounts.
If you are a seller, you can also invest your $400 to a product that you think you can resell with confidence and at a profit.
So there are plenty of ways to "invest" your $400 - it just depends on your circumstances!
Hope that helps! |
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Franco
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Buy some penny shares, say your payers and hope for the best. |
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