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 What should i go 4?
maintance technologys and managment..orrr computer ...


 I have $2000 per month available which I wan to invest somewhere....?
as to where I can invest it in order to make the most of it. I cannot afford to do anything too risky where I can lose my money. Any suggestions ?...


 Is the bailout going to affect the dollar? I mean, is it going to devaluate versus the mayor currencies?
Thank you people, I will appreciate ...


 What would you do if you needed $2000 in 48 hours?
My partner and I have a business concept so big that clients are already lining up at our door. We have done our research, we've done our test-marketing.

We have iron-clad case ...


 Whats a better business to own a Nightclub or a ShoppingMall? i have around 300K to invest.?
just want yur opinion and why u like yur choice. Thanks....


 How can I invest in ethanol?
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 What can I invest in with 100 dollars?
Stocks? If so, where can I learn how to choose good ones?...


 Why is it that gold Is so low right Now?
Why would gold be so low right now. What Russia have to do with it if it does and why? Or is there another reason?
Additional Details
Did not mean to give the best answer. But thank you ...


 Dividends.?
can anyone tell me if you have shares in a company should you receive dividends. Why i ask is i have shares with a company but have never received a dividend since buying them three years go....


 How can a 22yrOld invest $1800? what are some options: mutual funds, stocks, banks, etc?
Also he/she can put in $160 per month more after investment. he/she doesn't own a house and has a very stable job....


 What are the best ways to keep your emotions out of investing?
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 Will Dow jones reach 11000 before christmas?

What you guess??? Any serios prediction?...


 Whats is the best and most cost effective way to invest $3000 in a mutual fund? Do i need a broker or online?
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 How can I start trading forex using autopilot method?
I have just opened my trading account and I am trying to decide on buying an autopilot forex trading software....


 Difference(s) between Warranty and Guarantee?
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 Can I move money from my 401k to a IRA?
Even though I am still on the job and contributing to my 401K I would like to move money out into a IRA since I think i could do better myself then the funds I have!...


 If Warren buffet never sells his stocks, then how does he make any money?
I noticed that warren buffet never sells his coke stocks, or his UPS stock, and if he never sells then how does he get more money to buy more stocks....


 My son is 13 years old. What is the best way for him to become involved in investing in the stock market?
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 Are the scammers getting less greedy? this was sent to me earlier?
From: ROBERT BASIL (ESQ)
ROBERT& ASSOSCIATES,
4 Albert Embankments, London
SE1 7SR, United Kingdom.

Attention: MY GOOD FRIEND

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 What have you discovered about the stock market?
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ArchAngel Raziel
Is it possible to teach yourself about stocks, funds and other investments?
If so what books to read or what websites to go to?
                     
 




Acutewire
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In this time and age where financial data is readily available, it shouldnt be a problem to learn about investment. If your're a novice, it pays to understand certain financial jargons first. Pick up Trading For Dummies and get familiar with the mechanics of investment. If you want to learn more indepth stuff, learn from the best. I reccommend books on the investment philosophy of Warren Buffett such as Buffettology, The Essays of Warren Buffett etc. You can also access www.berkshirehathaway.com to read up on Warren Buffett's letters to shareholders and learn a great deal. A more comprehensive book would be The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham. Read up their investment methdologies and use the financial data (easily available online) to pick the stocks you deem as lucrative. Good luck with learning and investing!!


peachygurl86
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Fool.com has alot of information about how to invest your money. Check out their website for investing topics: http://www.fool.com/investing.htm?source=LN


OntAdvisor
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After you've done one of the "for dummies" books which will give you a basic understanding (and do it in a way that is easy on the brain) I recommend reading "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham
Buy the 'revised edition' with commentary by Jason Zweig as there are explanations on each chapter that put what is written in a more uptodate context.
It is the bible of sensible investment.


jojones007
Yes. Definately. I have read several books and am really glad i did. I like anything by Robert T. Kiosayki(?).


Cathy
Yes, it is possible to teach yourself about stocks, funds and other investments.First you'll need to understand some basic principles of investment and understand which type of investment suits you.To Learn more about shares and stock trading check the website link below.

http://www.smart-investments.org/Best-Stock-Investments/How-To-Invest-In-Stock.php

http://money-review-site.com/shares.html


jw
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Most likely so.

But I wouldn't waste your money on any of these "fad" books put out by the latest stock guru. They're mostly bunk. The Dummies book might be ok, but I have better suggestion.

Go to your local college website and click on their schedule of classes and search for Fundamentals of Investing or Investing 101 or something similar. Call the bookstore and order the text and workbook over the phone for delivery.

Repeat for upper division classes as necessary. This will get you the foundation that the pros get. It will teach you everything you need to know and gives you the tools/techniques that fund managers and stockbrokers use.

My .02


Damion B
I work at a mortgage company, we specialize in educating everybody we come in contact with. We put most of our focus on investments. We have a free 20 min presentation that shows the strategies that we teach. A very good book to read is Rich Dad Poor Dad. This book changed my life. If you have any questions feel free to call or e-mail me. Thanks
Damion Balog
damion.balog@level3lending.com
(614)557-9915


hightechchic
Yes, it's completely possible. I'm completely self-taught when it comes to investing.

I started out by reading the Dollar Stretcher <>http://www.stretcher.com> because it focuses on things from a different perspective than some of the other resources I started using later. (I just found it more approachable and understandable as a beginner.)

Later, I moved to the Motley Fool <>.http://www.fool.com>. They have some great info, but it can be a little confusing when you first get started.

If you become a real financial guru, you might move on to the Wall Street Journal. As for me, I have no ambition to put that kind of time into it!


Frank Castle
1) Yes.
2) Request the FREE DVD "The smartest guys in the room" at Peerflix.


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