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 Are penny stocks good investments?
I had a friend buy 2000 shares of penny stocks in a medical supply company and made a lot of money. Are penny stocks good?...


 I have £1000 that I would like to invest? Any help?
I am 15 and I had a little business that gave me £1000. Now I would like to invest this money into something worth while so I would like some advice on what to do?
I understand I won't be ...


 What about sensex go up or down ? any one man hear who not loss in equity market ?
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 What's the best way to invest $10,000 dollars?
I'm a college student and a veteran....


 Have $5000.US to speculate with. What stock shall I buy tomorrow?

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Willing to roll the dice; looking for interesting ideas....


 What are the right investment to go into wihtout fear?
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 What can a pissed off minority shareholder in a Co. do?
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 For someone getting started in buying stocks, how do you determine how many shares to purchase?
I'm starting my Roth IRA and selected four stocks to purchase. My question is are there negative consequences in purchasing $1000.00 stock in four or five different companies every year? Or is ...


 I have 70k sitting in a stupid saving account i dont know where to invest it?
please i need some serious help in two months i will have to use at least 40k of it on my house but the rest is to ...


 Can you start investing online with only $4,000, and nothing else. What are my options? I am a medical student
I have $4,000 and will not have money for a few years. Can I invest money online like at e-trade and expect to make money? Or do I need a constant flow of money to keep investing....


 I need guaranteed investment return of 15% on 300,000. Any ideas?
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 I'm 67. Have a self-directed IRA broderage account. Have $1000 to invest. Any suggestions as to which stock
Am partial to dividend producing stocks but am open to suggestions. Appreciate any help....


 I'm only 20, but I want to know how do you invest in the stock market?
I don't know much about it at all. What are the risks and what are the advantages??...


 What is the best way to invest a small sum for a reasonably good return...say $500 for example?
I do not make a lot of money but have been able to save at least $500. I was considering maybe a money market, figured I should have more money before I thought about a CD, and did not know if ...


 What moves a stock price?
earnings reports, buybacks, any other ideas?...


 If I had 30000 what would be the safest investment?
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 I'm contemplating buying a 1 bedroom condo (858 square feet) in Columbus Ohio while I'm in Graduate school..
I'm in Graduate School full-time.The condo is $160,000. My income from my inheritance generates $1400/month...more than enough to make the condo payment with no money down..and I can work part-...


 How should I invest $125,000 to make the most (money) profit?
I would like to invest a minimum of 2 yrs. up to a maximum of 6 yrs....


 I m receving email from francer22@hotmail.com regarding YAHOO lottery?is it right? i m winner?plz Confirm?
Sir, i m receving from the date 18feb 2008 from this email francer22@hotmail.com and informed me that i am the winner of yahoo internet lottery and ask me for completion of some formailities. I send ...


 Invest in shares in 2009?
Hy, can someone please tell me how safe will it be to invest in shares in 2009 and in which type of companies.
Thanks, A...



oh henry
I just inherited $100,000, taxes paid, which is the best way to invest it?

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I'm 29, own a house, self-employed, have some money invested for retirement.
Willing to invest for a long time no matter how high the risk.
                     
 




samy'smom
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It's not a easy question to answer it depends on how old you are? What kind of returns you are expecting? How close you are to retirement? How much risks you are willing to take? If you explain i am willing to answer
Based on your answer
Since you are only 29, I suggest that you invest about 40% in stocks (more risky ) about 30% in bonds and funds (less risk) and use the rest to pay off any higher interest credit card/vehicle or loans. If none exist then adjust your investment portfolio accordingly. Bottomline, you are young enough to take the risks to reap the benefits. Seek the advice of a good broker and look at the fundamentals prior to investing and actively manage the portfolio of riskier investments.


Lilly
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Go see your broker - don't ask us fools. ;o)


Tony Danza
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Give it to me.


businessme2006
Please email me at businessme2006@yahoo.com
Hope to hear from you really soon. Thank you.
Janette


me
Put all your money on fast food stocks like mcdonalds and watch your profits skyrocket up.... or sink faster than the way George W. Bush waste tax money.


pleasehelp
Talk to your bank rep. and try some sort of mutual or trust fund. But its best to find out what they think is best for you. Thats what theyre paid for!!!!


linkUS
There are as many avenues to invest as you have dollars. In looking forward stocks in the short term (I like CMG and WFMI), then bonds then real estate. Listen to Harry Dent about the coming decade. In the next ten years there are 76 million people who will be retiring and leaving the work force. This many people will have a tremendous effect on our earth as a whole. Spend a little of the money for some good advice; then study study study, you can make your own decisions. You have just receved the best free advice there is, GOOD LUCK.


johnny_boy
buy a house rent it out that simple or give it to me ^.^


investments 101
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On average the stock market has given investors 10 % a year returns. Most stocks are right around that number. However a few stocks (Enron) rose then fell to almost nothing. Diversification is your best bet. Buy several stocks in several different areas. As a back up buy some CD's or bonds. Maybe 20,000 dollars worth. I also reccomend finding a broker with low transation cost. Most online brokers can make your trades for less that $15 per trade. Find between 30 and 50 stocks and invest between 1000 to 2000 dollars in each stock. Take any money left over and buy a few mutual funds. Remember at any given time you could loose some or all of the money you invest. As a final note remember the time value of money.

100,000 may equal 110,000 next year, 121,000 the following year, and 132,100 the year after that. Each year not only does your original 100,000 make you money, but so too does the intrest you earned.


rydawg2003
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Set up an account in your own name. I'll trade it for u , make $1k-5k on avg. per day, and u keep 75% of the total profit after taxes a year. Deal?


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