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 What would you do with 25000 euros?
I need to make money out of 25000 euros...
I'm thinking in fix deposit.
any suggestions?

(I would like to do it in Spain or europe)...


 Investment?
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 IS there a proven method making money from stocks ?
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 If someone was earning £55.55 a week?
what would the annual pay be?...


 What is a "good investment" these days?
I have an account with sharebuilder....


 Has Anil Ambani Cheated Indians by luring to invest in Reliance Power?
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Anil Ambani lured indians to invest into Reliance Power IPO
poor indians thinking to gain from it, many new indians opened demat accounts and bought the IPO

now all are cheated!...


 Warren Buffet. Why does he give free advice?
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 How to raise capital(other than taking loan) for investments?
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 20 year old college student no bills decent part time job how to invest my money ?
I want to know how i can invest my money to make money i would like ...


 What should i Do with my 13 grand?
I just got 13 grand handed to me. What would be some wise investments? I'm Thinking a roth IRA. And maybe catching up on some ...


 Borrow to invest?
Is it possible to borrow money on investments that I already have and If so what rates would I be charged and what percentage of my portfolio would I be lent....


 Investing money?
What is the best way to invest money in small amounts (pay check to pay check) and see good return in the future?...


 Is it the right time to invest in stock market with the Sensex touching the 19K mark?
I would like to invest around 15-20 K in shares.Please suggest blue chip investments. OR should I go for investment in MFs?...


 Has anyone ever invested money in an annuity, and if so which company did you use?
I HAVE JUST INHERITED A DECENT AMOUNT OF MONEY AND I'AM TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO WITH IT WITHOUT BLOWING IT. MY LAWYER TOLD ME THAT I COULD INVEST IT IN AN ANNUITY, BUT I DONT KNOW WHAT CO...


 Can A Roth IRA be transferred from one financial institution to another without penalties or taxes?
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 How to save money every month?
Hi friends, I'm earning Rs.9000 every month. I think i can save around Rs. 1000 to 1500 per month, out of my expenses. I don't want to invest in Stock markets / Multi-level Marketing.
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 How much money do I need to start investing and trading stocks?
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 How can a college student get started in investing and the stockmarket the "right" way?
What I mean by right way is the intelligent way - I want to do research and will read books...I just do not know which books are best for me. I am a 19 year old female and want to make educated ...


 I have $5000 to invest, what do I do with it?
I am 16 and have $5000 from working my *** off the last year. I have been keeping it in a bank account with 3.75% interest....but is there anything better I can do with it? I am willing to take some ...


 Suggest a mutual fund for investment?
I want to invest some amount on mutual funds for my babies ...



shakespearesghost
If your ROTH IRA were down -15% so far this year, would you change your investments?
Would you make adjustments? Or would you just ride it out?
                     
 




Jim L
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Depends how old you are. If you are in your 20s, 30s or even 40s you can ride it out if you choose. However, even if you're 20, why stay in an investment that will lose another 10% or more before it starts to recover? Here is some specific advice:
- If you are in International funds, get out - the rising dollar will keep these funds in the tank for the forseeable future
- If you are in US large cap funds, stay in and ride it out
- Small and mid cap are probably OK too
- If you are in anything to do with oil, commodities or precious metals, I would get out now but be ready to jump back in at the first hint that the economy is recovering


TheCharon
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You are one lucky person.
Only down 15%?
Most peoples 401K's were down 40% due to a lot of companies holding Vanguard Funds.

Consider yourself lucky.
If you want to sleep really good. Buy a CD, and sweet dreams.


Net Advisor
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I have no clue what you are investing in so it is hard to say.

What I would be doing is dollar cost averaging. I have been a broken record saying this for my last 13 professional years and 19 years in this business altogether.


Blazenskyy.com
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If you don't like volatility put your money into money markets until the stock market recovers or put into an index fund such as total stock market.


src50
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If your asset allocation is sound, ride it out.


George C
If you are only down 15%, you are doing ok. We are in a period of capital destruction and some people are down 100%.

Let it ride, in fact, if you can handle some risk, there might be some bargains in the financial sector.


iluv2tradestks
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Hold on till at least the elections. We should have a rally in this bear market. Some analysts are predicting Dow 13,000 in this rally. It could last till at least next summer. Remember, in 2005 and 2006 the market was down all year, and the 10-12% profit wasn't made till the last 8-10 weeks of the year. When you do switch, (your decision) switch to a money market fund, and ride out what ever comes. If this rally comes, you will end up plus for the year.


Doctor Deth
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everyone is down at least 10-20% since last Sept - ride it out - dollar cost averaging - stay or you miss out on the gains when market goes back up


loyalove2006
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i will change to something interesting......wait for one whole year with -15% is kinda funny , i will go for 3% to 10% monthly , have a look


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