 I want to buy share within 5000 rupees. which type of shares should i buy??? |
i want to buy share within 5000 rupees. which type of shares should i buy???
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 Where on the internet can I do practice trading? |
| Where can I do some practice trading (where I monitor real stocks but don't I don't put in any of my money yet)? I just "paper trade", but do it as if it is real online trading.... |
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 A million dollars or family witch would you chose? |
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I would defenetly chose family!! No amount of money can buy ... |
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 Can somebody tell me what the point is to a stockbroker? |
Sure they make money for you during a bull market, but than they lose it all and more when the bear comes a calling
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 Any advice on how to get into the online FOREX market,and or/other online trading markets? |
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 How can i get low interest loans for a very profitable business ? |
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from bank i have already tried they are expecting some colateral securities so i am expecting money depending on my business who is ready to pay money for me?... |
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 Fidelity, T Rowe Price or Vanguard for Roth IRA? |
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 I'm Interested In Investing In Stock But I Dont Know Anything About Can Anyone Give Me Any Good Tips? |
I Have Been To Two Websites
sharebuilder.com and sogoinvest.com but i do not know which website would be better to join. i would like some tips or websites that i could look at and learn more ... |
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 Is it possible to make short-term gains in stocks? |
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 How much money is secure in any bank ? |
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 I want to invest a small amount of $ in the stock martket for fun...? |
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 I'm a newbie and want to purchase stock options. Please advise...? |
| I am new to investing and I recently received something in the mail about buying stock options. The mailing sounded very convincing that if I were to invest in stock options the risk would be limited ... |
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 I need Investment Ideas? |
Hi,
I am looking for ideas on some things to invest it.
Here are the specs:
I do not want it to be long term, maybe for 2 years max.
I do not want any interest to be paid to me.<... |
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omarengas | If you have $20,000, which is the best way to invested.? |
I just sell a house, in a divorce matter thing, and I want to do the best with this money... |
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muncie birder
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The best advice would depend on your circumstances. But if it were me, here is what I would do. $5,000 in cash in t-bill because they are short term tax free from local taxes and safer than most investments. That is your rainy day money.
$3,000 in a mutual fund that invests in China such as TDF or CHN.
$3,000 in a mutual fund that invests in India such as IIF.
Both markets have had large sell offs but both are growing better than other countries so there is plenty of potential there.
$5,000 in a mutual fund that invests in U S such as GAM.
$4,000 in a world type mutual fund such as FUND |
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spanky_26143
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The best way to invest would be to gamble in Las Vegas on slot machines on one rainy afternoon. Now the safest way of invested 20 grand would be in a money market account. Several factors depend on you also.
Personally, I would invest 20 grand in the amusement of slot machines. lol |
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wing23ca
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Invest in GIC's since they are the lowest risk investment they do not have a high return rate but you wont lose the money either. Your best bet is to talk to a banker or an investment specialist |
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kenjirulz
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Invest it in stocks or in something that you want like a car or a house or something big or maybe jjust put it in your bank account and let the intrest rate raise the money up |
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Raymond1314
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It really depends on where you live, what kind of scenario you have, how much assets vs. liabilities do you have, do you have to pay alimony, do you have to pay child support, how much do you make a year.
Let's assume, you make $50k / yr, no child support, no alimony, pretty decent liquid ratio 3x:1x and living in mid west.
I suggest you buying a house for around 150k to 200k. The most important reason is for you to have a tax shelter. At $50k / yr, depending on your input on your retirement plan, you probably have to pay from 18-27% of tax. If you use this 20k to down a house, then finance the rest ($130k) for 30 yr fix or variable... you probably have to pay $1200.00/ month, but most of this mortgage payment for your first 10 yrs will be mostly interests, which is tax deductible. And hopefully, your real estate will appreciate with time. So this is a win win scenario. But if you were a young kid like me, then a car and a few trips to vegas wouldn't hurt.
H.C. |
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Jan G
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You could lend it to me, I have medical bills that I cant pay. I would pay you back. ;) |
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askmeguru21
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the interest rates on savings account sucks, but if you take $10,000 of that put it in a 7month- 12 month 5.00 % CD from day one you're making money then I'm sure the same bank you get this cd from have some money market accounts that you can combine so you can invest $8,000 in a savings account and $2,000 in a checking account for emergency situations. |
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Flush
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You didn't give much details about your personal situation, your age, your goals. So here's an approximate answer:
- First, pay down any credit card debt, if you have any.
- Put $5,000 in a high yield money market account. This is your safe cushion. You will not loose this money, and it will yield about 5%. If you need money in an emergency, this is where you get it from.
- Put $10,000 in a index mutual fund. Don't touch it. Consider it locked for several years. This is for your retirement, or other long term goal.
- With the remaining $5000, please yourself. Buy something you like. Make a nice gift to your friends or family. Give to a charity. |
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Kristen
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You should try opening a money market account at the bank. With that type of money you're looking at making close to, if not over, $70 interest a month. Plus, you don't need to worry about the stocks crashing or falling. Stocks are good to look into, but it's not something I would risk. I, myself, have over $20k and I put it in a money market and have made a large sum of money through interest. Plus it's nice because if you ever need the money, you can take it out without being penalized. |
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yang c
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Talk to your financial advisor. Everyperson financial situation varies. |
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