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 If you have enough money...what you will do?
If you have enough money....many people like to invest in gold, business,some of them want to buy shares and few of them like to safe deposit......my question is which is good in all angle?...


 How can I be a rich man.?
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 Do you think the new bailout package?
is just a measure to calm emotions. Because there is so much fear about it not passing again that if it fails there will be mayhem. I just think way to much focus is being directed towards this deal ...


 How should i invest my money?
i am due to inherit about 19000 pounds next year. i will be seeking professional advise but wondered if anyone had any pointers,
thanks....


 Â£500 per month to invest.whats best?
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 Does anyone have any good tips on what shares to buy?
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 What can I invest in with 500 dollars ?
I'm 16 years old with a summer job. What can I do with 500 dollars that is stable and will also help my money grow. Thanks....


 If you had £1,000 to invest would you?
A: put it in a savings account at 5.25% per anuum?
B: Bet it on the monetary policy commitee (MPC) at the Bank Of England putting interest rates up on Wednesday. The odds are currently 1.11 ...


 If I was a investor, what is the best company I should invest in?
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 What is the easiest and safest way to save and invest money?
investing ...


 What to invest 100k in?
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 Is it the time to sell stocks when news of recession hits?
I was going to hang on to stock, but should I sell now the economy is heading for a recession?
Additional Details
I didn't buy the stock, it was gifted to me. It was as high as $49 ...


 How to work out what a share is worth?
How do i work out how much a particular share is worth to see if it is over or under valued?...


 I have a couple of thousand pounds to play with what would be the best investment to make to earn profit?
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 With the economy crashing...is it a bad time to invest in my son's future?
I don't know anything about finances. I want to open some sort of account for my 21 month old son's future. However, with the economy being the way it is...are interest rates down? Is it ...


 What's your favorite mutual fund? Why?
What's your favorite mutual fund? Why?...


 What can I do to make it grow?
Hey guys

How can I earn more money with a $5000? Setup a small business? What can I do?...


 If your a college student what is the best stock to invest in?
SO I am a low income student that wants to invest early and have a nice nest egg someday.....


 Best advise for an investment?
I have $10,000 to invest. Without a risk, what is the best way to make money on it. Thanks!...


 I received an email named "PRINCESS COMFORT FRANK " from Nigeria that asks me to help her about investment.
Is this Email a scam?...



Beauty&Brains
Is gold prices going to continue go up??????? Insights please?
                     
 




Joe S
The Fed pumped (if I remember correctly) $38B into the US market on Friday. This seems to indicate to me that they are committed to continue propping up markets via inflation. As more dollars enter circulation, the price of everything (including gold) will tend to go up, all else equal.

If you are considering investing in gold, I would keep the following points in mind:

1. By my thinking, gold is not a capital creating investment. Building new factories, researching new products, developing new services and so forth are examples of investment that create capital. In this perspective, holding gold is does not create capital. However, an example of a gold investment that might create capital would be investing in a gold mine.

2. Gold is properly thought of more as a hedge against inflation. This is, of course overly simplistic. There are supply/demand factors affecting gold just like any other commodity. I think, however that many people purchase gold to hedge against the dollar. The value of your investment will therefore be linked to the dollar's performance.

3. By betting on gold, you are betting on the actions of central bankers. If the Fed stays committed to and succeeds in putting more dollars into circulation, the value of gold will tend to continue to rise. However, the Fed could change its game or (more likely) fail in its goal. In a deflationary environment, gold may perform very poorly (in dollar terms).


Personally, I do not currently invest in gold. That's not to say that it might not be a poor investment in the short term. I tend to think that it will be a great holding in the long run (as I am pessimistic about the dollar's future). As I amass more wealth, I do intend to put money into precious metals. However, I'm young, and I currently have decided to put my savings into capital creating investments.

I hope that this helps.


Tom
Without a doubt. Gold prices fluctuate, but never take a dive like the stock market. Always a solid investment. And to Tim B, you are correct, but I hope you are not insinuating that our dollar is backed by gold any longer. If you believe this, try to find out how much gold our government has in the Federal Reserve.


VOLLEYBALLY
If you are asking b/c you want to invest....gold is always a good investment. If you invest, don't waste time on many little pieces. Buy a big, nice, solid gold piece and you will be happy you did.


KD7ONE
Silver is a better investment.

If you have at least $10,000 worth of gold, the coin store will need to send in your SS# to the IRS if you cash in the gold.

With silver, you can have millions of dollars worth of silver and the coin store won't ask you for your SS# because you won't have to pay taxes on it.


Tim D
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Probably, we seem to thrive on inflation.
The higher the price of gold, the less spending power your dollar has.


Jedi squirrels
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Yes, it will definitly go up! The reason is simple, lack of new gold mines, and opening of the gold market into new countries! With India and China economy skyrocketing, as well as the high oil prices is helping to fuel the demand of gold in middle east (oil producers) and Asia in general! So its easy to see that our supplies are limited while the demand is increasing. Also the low value of the US $ means that gold is becoming again a standard in investments... But in your place, I would not put all my eggs into the same basket! Copper is increasing faster as well as Iron (raise in steel price due to economic developments). But the REAL metal to check is the Molybdelum.... Very few mines and demand should skyrocket in the next few months... But this supposed to be a secret ;)


Low_Jac
YES, the target price is over $1000.00


xcalibus
To service the $9 trillion of debt, I think the US govt will have little choice but to print more money. This will cause inflation and hence, gold price will rise over time.

However, owning gold does not earn interest plus you have to pay storage fees, even if you buy a Gold ETF. IMHO, a better way to invest in gold for the long term is to buy stocks of gold mining companies.


SilverPhoenix
Yes it will dear. Count on it. ;) To Xeno: With the actual use of gold, there would be no inflation. Call it inflation proof if you so choose. I would stay as far away from the stock market as i could right now. I have a really bad feeling China is about to knock the US dollar's dick in the dirt here very shortly.


John P
No, while it does fluctuate, the price of gold is pretty much stable. Other than the fluctuations, gold hasn't change in value in well over 200 years. Of course paper money, backed by nothing will, and always has, lose value with respect to gold and in time always goes to zero.


enoriverbend
Just to correct one statement above: "Gold prices fluctuate, but never take a dive like the stock market."

From 1980 to 1982 the price of gold dropped from a high in 1980 of $850.00 to a low in 1982 of $296.75, so if your timing was exquisitely wrong, a loss of -65% of your capital.

Using the yearly average instead of the hi/low,
the average price of gold dropped from $612.74 in 1980 to a $375.80 in 1982, which would have been a loss of -39% of your capital.

Using either figure, that looks like a dive to me.


xeno277
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You can see what gold has gone for all the way back to like the year 1500, and since that time, has probably been the WORST investment over time. WHY? Because when gold only averages a gain of like 1.8% a year and inflation averages 3%, you actually are losing money.

If you want to buy gold, use like 1% of your money for it as a 'safe bet' play, because that is about all it is.

For real returns you have to invest in companies -- ones that grow earnings over time and then you will have lots of money and be happy.


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