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 I want to buy Shares....but I dnt know anything about them? im a newbie.?
Hi,
I only know a few things about shares...because I researched it on the net...but most sites make it sound so complicated. So if some1 could answer these following questions...I wud really ...


 Can someone explain the whole stock market deal simply?
easy to understand. 8) thanks....


 I have £100k what do do you think i should invest in?
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 I want to know what Insder Trading is.?
I want to know more about insider trading, what it is and how to avoid it from happening....


 What's the best way to invest money short-term?
We are trying to save money for my maternity leave, which will be this July. What is the best way to invest a few thousand dollars and make it grow in this period of time?...


 I just bought a town in Montana do you know anybody that could clean it up?
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 Got any stock market tips or an website for beginers in stock tradeing?
try and give multiple sites cause i realy want to learn and dont give me teh kiddy one just casue i'm 15 i would like to be treated as an adult

also i will be useing charles scwab
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 What is a hot stock to invest it?
Ok, I have $2,000 that I want to invest. I would like to double or triple it very fast, like with in one or two months, then pull out of the market. What is a good stock to invest in to beable to ...


 How much money do you have right now? be honest please?
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 What is the best way for a 21 year old with a somewhat small savings to begin investing thier money?
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 Will the Sensex go Up or Down?
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 Question about stocks that pay out dividends?
When you buy a stock that pays out dividends, do always they pay out a constant % rate depending on your investment? Or does it also depend on profits? Meaning, your dividend is determined on the ...


 What are the possible way to save money? All commodities are very high and cylinder also going to cost more?
In a single salary family how can we save money in this present situation. Everything costs triple. Nowadays the life of service salary people becomes very poor in metropolitan cities like Mumbai. W...


 Is this actually possible?
@ 20 invest $10,000 in the stock market/mutual fund
every year add $10,000
keep going until your 65, or for 45 years
reinvest all earnings in as well
don't take anything out ...


 What are you investing in?
I'm looking to buy some stocks while they're cheap.. just wondering what everyone else is investing in.. i bought some GE today....


 Should i invest in shares or gold ?
Plz tell me what i should do ? invest in shares or gold to get profit in presetn market situation....


 What is the smartest way to invest a $5000.00 windfall for a very short term return? Small business idea?
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 How much do you need to open an account?
How much do you need to open an investment account for stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and etc. Thanks....


 What is the smart investment nowadays?
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 What can i invest in. (120 000K)?
I just inherited 120 000$ I would like to invest it in something that will give me a good return not just 4 0r 5% over a year I have looked at real estate, Franchise like Mac D Tim H Pizza P, ext, ...



Laissez-Faire Guy
If economy goes into recession, what should I invest in?
I believe we are heading for a recession in the next year, or at least very slow growth. With the housing market soft, what should I invest in to look for growth.

I would figure investing in companies or sectors that people must buy, like food staples or household consumables like paper. Any ideas?
                     
 




Andy
Bonds rally at the start of a recession as interest rates are cut to spur the economy. Those who were in bonds in 2000 were happy campers in 2001 and 2002.

Consumer staples do well, health sector does well, but I wouldn't rush to buy those just yet. Stocks could get cheaper. And that, incidentally, is the use for cash. Raise it now in anticipation of a greater decline in stocks so you can buy 'em when nobody else wants 'em. Cheap. Don't raise cash just to sit on it; real inflation is 6% or more so no money market fund is going to give you a positive, real return.


William H
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If the economy goes into recession, go into cash.


beesting
10% store-able food

20% cash

30% high dividend paying utilities.

20% Physical Gold//Silver.

20 % land that can produce food or income.

Percentages could vary.
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buzzwump
prophylactics their always going in the hole.


Ryan S
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traditionally.... you're right on with consumer staples.
PG, CPB, HNZ, KFT should see minimal effect on their business... as everyone continues to eat and bathe...

also BUD, SAM ... are another common play.... sarcastically that in a recession people like to drink MORE... and cannot afford mixed drinks/wine etc... so Budweiser is popular.

stocks like Altria and tobacco companies... smokers still need smokes.. and mo is pretty diversified.

GSK,PFE, MRK, BMY.... most people will spend their last time on their medicine... it makes the pain go away.... employed or not.

I'd avoid paper... as it is more cyclical than you may think... just like steel and aluminum etc.... a booming economy uses more paper.


thats a few thoughts for ya


saberhilt
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"In a volitile market, only stable invest ment is pr0n"

- Trekkie Monster, Ave Q


frozen555
If you think the economy will go into a recession, go into cash. And you may invest some of your money in an inverse fund such as DXD, SDS, or QID. A lot of people are suggesting WalMart, ProcterGamble, GE, Target, etc. Just take a look at how these stocks performed during the recessions in the past. During the recession of 2000, for example, they all took a dive. During the crash of 1987, they all went down a lot. So, you would have been better off if you just stayed in cash...


CCSD
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The safest play is cash, but if you want to invest some, put it in consumer staples. People will still need shampoo, toothpaste, cereal, and shoes. A company like Proctor & Gamble might be a good one for you to look into. Maybe even discount stores like Target or Wal-Mart.


Smartass
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cash and commodities


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