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 Best stock to buy under 15.00 per share? |
need to know best stock under 15 per share with a decent P/E
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| Okay, so i just quit smoking and now i would like to invest 5 dollars a day or 35 dollars a week into something but i don't know what. Please help if you could.... |
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 Should i buy mutual funds, stocks, or a rental property? |
| i already max out my 401k & ira's. should i just keep putting more into my taxable mutual funds or buy some individual stocks? or perhaps another rental property? (i dont need the money for ... |
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 I just got a lump sum of 33500. I am 57 with no savings or retirement. No debt. How to invest? |
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 What should I do with a 20K inheritance? |
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 What should I invest money in? |
| I don't have much money to invest but I would like to know where are some good places to start. I have a CD right now but it seems to be building really slow. I've also heard bonds and ... |
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 Is you were given 50,000 ( £ or $ ) to invest what would you do with it? |
| The money has to be invested so its gains a 20 % return after one year ( = 10,000) and have the potential to cash in your initial investment after one year, not tied up so its unable to be touched.... |
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 Is it possible to buy stocks/shares from one stock exchange and sell it on other immediatly? i.e BSE To NSE? |
| isn't it a good way to make small return in a day. please don't make fun of my question , i am new to Stock trading.... |
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 I lost a lot of money to a well known stock on the new york stock market. is there any way to get any back? |
| the loss was due to the stock going down. i originally paid $140. a share and when i finally decided to get out the stock had lost down to $43 a share. i kept hoping it would go back up but that ... |
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 What's the best online stock trading site? |
| I don't have a "huge" amount of money to invest. I might make frequent trades. I would like access to all stocks including penny stocks and pink sheet stocks.... |
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Travis | If I want to be a real estate investor, should I change my major? |
Right now I'm doing electrical engineering with the plan of using the high salary of an engineer to help me invest. Would it be smarter for me to just switch to business since I really hate engineering? |
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silverbluillusiion
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No reason to change majors, the two go hand in hand. It'll just give you a step up pon the road to investor you may find yourself finding places to invest in by doing your electrical work. And if you have to buy a few rentals to get going you will have a great skill that is always employable. You sound ambitious-go head on, never drop a dream. Good luck. You can do it all! |
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angela R
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Keep your career. You may not feel that way in the future. As far as real estate investing you will definitely need capital to get it off the ground. Its better not to borrow, but in real estate that is close to impossible, at least you can save for a down payment. Build your credit. You will get much better rates with good credit. There is no short cuts to being wealthy. It takes a lot of hard work and patience. Good luck... |
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Mr Monopoly
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Stay with your major! You will be able to pick up the Real Estate lingo and do and don'ts very quickly with a few good classes and a mentor. The trick to real estate is buy low sell high and hurry up and wait. |
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Monalisa
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Keep your major, and it wouldn't hurt to also get your real estate license. You don't have to have one to invest, but to me it would only enhance the direction in which you are trying to go. |
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Puzzleman
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"...really hate engineering". Drop it, soon, but keep all the credits and whatever knowledge you've gained. The math will be especially helpful. |
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tinamcoffman
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I would not recommend doing something you hate for school or job. Software engineering is fun. I have been doing that for about 20 years. I would look for something lucrative for your degree. I don't know enough about a business degree really to say. Computers are so much a part of any business and you get a computer / business degree? That way you can use your math and logic skills and get a good grounding for your eventual business. |
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Josefina R
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If you really hate engineering, I don't think you should keep studying it. There are plenty of ways of making money without needing to use your money as capital for your investments, so I don't think you really have to switch, either, but everyone's different, so you might want to.
I would, instead, use the money to learn how to invest in real estate. In other words, instead of spending that money on my academic education, I would use it to improve my financial education. But that's just me. good luck, whatever you decide! |
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