 How do u think we should start abt investing in shares for the 1st time? |
| ummmm.......to start with i really dont knw nethin abt shares so wat is ur suggestion to start abt it!!! i aint earnin but i hv got some finance!!... |
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 How to make money? |
i am a greenhand of daytrader.is there any professor?
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 Does anyone know anything about penny stocks and how good they are investment wise? |
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 Oil companies to invest? |
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 Follow up question: When should I sell my stocks? |
This is more info about a question I asked earlier.
First of all, I know nothing about the stockmarket and am not really interested in it. The company I work for gave shares of its stock ... |
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 Was The Stock-Market Crisis Another Financial Scam? |
What a perfect scenario our government created for the wealthy. Create panic and fear - Marks sell-off stocks - Investment firms grab them!
All the makings of another Wall-street ... |
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 What is a good stock trading company online? |
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 Which stock would you invest in - Apple or IBM? |
pick only one, and if so inclined, why?
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 What makes a currency move up or down in regards to Forex trading? |
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Its true that demand and supply affects the currency rate but am wondering what in more detail actually affects the demand and supply of currency. I.e. what change ... |
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 Why do we use Pennies??? |
| I honestly cant think of anything that is worth less than a nickle. I've bought gum for a nickle before, but I've never found anything that is worth 4 cents or less. so is there really a ... |
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 I would like to buy shares...whats the best? |
Ok so im thinking £100 to start
honestly i dont have a clue about them
i'm hoping for an answer that will be informative
advice on the best shares to buy at this moment
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 Who thinks the Stock Market is overinflated? |
The market has been going up rapidly since the last correction earlier this year around March. I think there will be a big correction coming soon and that the market is overinflated.
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BassBeginner | I will be leaving my curent job and have $100K in my 401K to rollover to an IRA. What should I invest in? |
I am in my mid-30's and won't need the money for a while. I already have 85K in an IRA. I was thinking ETFs like SPY or QQQQ, but didn't know if other alternatives would be better. I don't want to actively manage this money, and I'll be starting up another 401K with my new employer. |
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Mary T
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Since you want something you don't have to actively manage, and you are thinking of investing in ETFs, you might as well do the Qs. They are inexpensive (relatively) and are a fund that actually owns stock in the companies that make up the index. The IRA option is smart because you can trade options in it. This is very important because then you can do covered calls on the stock you own and reduce your cost basis steadily over time while growing the account. If you are new to this idea, let me give you an example.
From today (all amounts are per share):
You buy x shares of the QQQQ at $44.07
Sell the April $45 Call for $1.29
New cost basis is $42.78
Alternatives to improve profit.
*Wait until the fund hits support and buy the stock cheaper.*
*Sell the call when it appears that the stock has hit resistance.*
*Buy the call back when the stock gets back to support.*
These are very easy things to do to GREATLY improve your return while not changing your risk in the trade since you were planning to hold the stock anyway. To decrease your risk, simply buy a put to "insure" your investment. Eg. to insure 80% of your money would only cost $.25 in the above example.
Yes, that does mean you have to "manage it" but only on a very limited basis - not actively. You can have alerts set up to notify you that the fund is getting near a price you preset so that you know to go in and do whatever action is due. You can even schedule the desired transaction at night to complete the next day while you are at work.
I'd be happy to help you learn more about these strategies and more. Feel free to e-mail me. The above is the closest I'll get to a recommendation, but I'll be happy to point you in the right direction to get more info. Your new IRA should be able to get at least a 20% return even using conservative, low maintenance strategies. |
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doreen_martel
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If you're not actively interested in managing the funds you will want to research all of your various options very carefully. As nice as it is to have this size nest egg at your age, you don't want to put it at high risk due to lack of attention.
Check with your new plan and find out what they're offering first, this is probably the least expensive way to invest (i.e. fee wise) and then look for a carefully diversified funds that are in line with your expectations. |
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makebankken
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If you like index ETFs, I believe that the lowest cost S&P 500 ETF is from iShares with a 0.09% expense ratio (ticker symbol "IVV"). You might also try Vanguard's Total Stock Market ETF with a 0.07% expense ratio (ticker symbol "VTI"). |
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DEN GIRUS
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Investing in a successful business is the best kind of investment in comparison to stocks, real estate, etc.
If you don't know any successful business to invest in then the best and safest investment is putting your $100K into a high-yield account overseas at 12% per annum compounded annually.
Contact me for more details (email me through my profile).
Best of luck! |
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jeff410
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You should be able to roll it over into your new employer's 401k. If you roll it into an IRA and then contribute to that IRA, you cant roll it back into another employers plan. |
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Dude
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Well you don't want to roll it into your new 401k - there's only a limited # of options in there.
Rolling it into an IRA is your best bet (I help people do this for a living as a financial advisor)
I can't really give you advice specifically, except tell you that you should call a financial advisor and get them to help you invest it.
If you get a diversified portfolio of great mutual funds in a lot of different categories, the long term results will be fantastic if you weight them correctly. Of course, ETFs would be good too (if you pick the right ones).
The last thing you want to do is start trading stocks yourself....get a pro to help you. |
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Chad M
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Speak with an advisor, he can direct you to a good growth porfolio.
I know a good advisor in NC that is licened in multiple states. |
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