I heard that the investment in mutual fund is very safe and getting good return. I want to know your openion in this regards. as per your experiance which Mutual Fund is Good....
I am a 24 year old male in NJ. I have a BS in EE and have been employed for 2 years. I am working on my MBA and am paying for about 20% of this (employer paying rest). Lets assume I make ~$70k.
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With property foreclosures on the rise and home prices either declining or at a stand still in most areas, what are your thoughts on the Real Estate market over the next year?...
my boyfriend is paying child support for the next 10 years. this takes a nice chunk out of his income. i work for close to minimum wage and don't have much money myself. we live in an ...
It is not a good idea to pour more money into a loosing position. You have already lost over 25% of your investment. You really have two options to consider. hold or sell. Which you choose depends a lot on your overall portfolio. If this is the only stock you own and it makes up a very large portion of your capital, you may wish to lighten your position. If on the other hand you are well diversified and RPL consists of less than 10% of your portfolio, the outlook for oil is very promising in the long term. The supply is vanishing and no one has yet come up with a viable substitue and they are not likely to for at least another 20 years. So consider the drop in price as just a minor setback on the road to a brighter future.
Siddharth P
Keep it for long term the company is planning of taking initiatives of piped gas and has many projects coming up refiniries are being set
nanu
Today it is 66+. If you have patience keep it, after a few months it may go 100+. Reliance is going to give LPG at 3/4 th rate of HP or BP.
Siva
Stay put until the company starts production at the end of 2008 - Then you will reap rich rewards
stock.expert
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esan s
If you have patience for more than a year keep invested-
Otherwise sell apart of it and invest them in shares that
appreciate quickly-i.e. buy Ashok Leyland around 40, sell it
around 47, this way you can utilise the funds, to genearate
some income in the short run
A.j.
HELL NO Market going to crash.
DONT EXIT FULLY!
At the rate where you purchased is bit high, if you can hold to your position for long term then it would be great as you can get decent returns in future.
Try averaging with the same money so as to minimize the loss percentage (partial exit on your holdings & re-entering).
And use this funda -
"Don't buy good shares at bad price but buy bad shares at good price"
best regards,
Ayaz
niyambhasin
SELLL SELLL SELLL!!!!! u will get killed!! mkt gonna CRAAASSHHH!! run!!!!!
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