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If you have some money which don needs to use now and decided to invest.
What is best way to invest?
If you bought Fund it charge 5% and no guaranty it go up or down.
Reit? Fund? All ... |
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 Are financial advisors con artists? Are they trying to steal my money because i don't see much growth!? |
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 I want to invest my money. Where can I invest? |
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 Is it illegal to buy and sell stocks at a very fast pace? |
| what im getting at is, can i buy $1000 worth of something today and then sell tomorrow if it goes up just to bank the 2 or 3 hundred bucks? i heard that this is not allowed? basically im looking for ... |
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 If i had money what would be some good stocks to buy now? |
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 Does anyone else luv MAD MONEY and CRAMER as much as i do..??? |
i luv that freaking show,BOO-YAH!!!
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| Best way to invest ? |
What would be the best way to invest £300.00 per month ?
I am thinking about a medium risk investment .. and what kind of growth would i expect ??
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 Newbie to investing? |
| So I want to broaden my horizens and put my money to work, I'm only 23 so I figured best to get started while I'm young, right? I want something that's not too risky, it doesn't ... |
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 I'm interested in investing in stocks, but don't know how. Where can I start? |
| This is something I'd like to do, as so many prices are low now, I've heard. But I don't really know a thing about it, let alone where to start. Any suggestions?... |
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ok im 21 and a student.i dont know much about mutual funds or bonds or stocks. i dont make much money i have a part time job paying 8.50 an hour. i wanna invest but i dont have much money. is theier anyhting a humble 21 year old student can invest in? if so can somone break it down for me and help me pursue this |
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Jimbo
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Altria (MO) is my favorite stock. It just keeps making money for me. Dumb people don't quit smoking so why not make money off of there stupid addiction. |
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Fun Fearless!!
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Paul, I admire your spirit and awareness to start managing your future and invest as early as you can.
What I can suggest : take your time. Take the time to control your existing money. Good understanding on accounting will help you. Especially to control your expenses.
Then take your time to learn the types of common investment. Investing is not always about how much money you have. 1 dollar and 1 million dollars must be given the same respect. After learning about the types of investment - the rule, the character, how much money you will need, etc - choose the type that is/are most suitable to you.
PS : Starting your own business, based on your hobby for example, can be a good investment too. |
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fusion301
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Ah, but you're time rich...look into Roth IRAs. |
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nicedoc
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Pay off any high interest debt first if you have any since, it's just like investing that money with a guaranteed rate of return of the interest rate. After that, start an IRA and invest a small portion of your income into mutual funds (this contribution is also tax deductible) which will then grow tax free for you. You do not want to invest directly in the stock market if you don't know what you are doing and can't afford to take a loss. |
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jordanthegreatest
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try http://www.goldenbullstocks.com |
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Skeptic
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Because of your age, you should go for high-risk and high-payoffs. Ideally, you'd find another Yahoo or Microsoft during it's early years.
Stay away from airline stocks and any stock that demands oil. (Read about Peak Oil) Investing in the stock market is a gamble, so you need to do homework.
You might consider investing in real estate through an investment group in that area. Over the long-term, buying the right property at the right time can make you rich.
I still believe that Microsoft and/or Yahoo combination are positioned to make a fortune. I'd consider buying either stock, especially given the recent small decline. |
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Big Dave
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I cant name a specific product but from my research there are two things that have consistently made money in the last 15 years
Property (great time to buy in the US due to the crash)
North American stocks and shares
These were the only two investment trusts that had been consistent over the last 15 years when I did an analysis for my pension allocation
Maybe they are both out of your league for now. The other thing I hear can be a good investment is the "penny dreadfuls" market but you would need some proper advice from a savvy financial advisor for that type of thing
Good luck |
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Jean T
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In the stock market its always possible to watch certain stocks go up between 30% and 80% within a few hours or days. And even when you can see stock traders that make $3000 on a single trade, it is also not unusual to see beginner investors lose a great deal of money because of a series of unwise decisions.
The problem is that if you don't know how to choose among stocks & how to properly approach them you could end up wasting money instead of increasing your profits. You can't just trade stocks like if you where gambling in Vegas.
Fortunately some websites on the internet can show you how to use effective and proven stock trading strategies. One of those sites that can show you how to take advantage of hot stocks using simple to understand and apply momentum trading strategies is http://www.MomentumStockPick.com |
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