either sharebuilder, roth ira or a good bank that gives high interest. by the way if you know any good savings accounts that offer high interest that i can put money in over the net please let me ...
Hi all,
Could someone please explain to me how the stock market works.
Without using too technical words as im new to the stock market.
Thanks : )
ps: i would prefer if somebody ...
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could any one of you explain the stock market to me? my history teacher used an analogie to explain it ("its like legalized gambling, thats all you need know."), but i need more! explain it ...
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Is it wise to obtain loan and invest in stock market?
please comment on this great idea
i am a second year student....
i am eligible to obtain educational loan(approx abt 4000$ ) and at the same time my family can bear my education cost...
is it wise to claim the loan and invest as a long term investment in share market....
my parents will be paying my college fees and i will be investing in the market from my loan....
i will have to repay the loan only after i complete my college...assume i will get job immediately after i complete the degree.
is this safe to do this??
i think this is a stupid idea....
but just wanted to get ur comments before i talk about this to my parents Additional Details i can wait for 3 years minimum
It is a bad idea, so you're on the right path if you are realizing this already on your own. It is a gamble to invest money that you already know you will have to repay, with no assurance that it will benefit you. Now if you were to invest in guaranteed return stocks, with a maturity date on say 5 years, that would be a different matter. Be sure to verify the interest and finance charges attached to the loan first though, to be sure that the return on the stocks will offset it. Good luck!!
G N
I dont think u shud invest at this point of time....All markets are up and if there is 40% -50% fall in share markets then it would be a good time to invest fro 3 yrs
gt1raceversion
well it depends on what u invest in. if u invest in a high risk stock u will get more money in a shorter amount of time but have a much higher chance of losing it all. i'd say invest in a low or medium risk stock now and use the money from ur investment to pay off the loan after u graduate.
wealthmaster
First you have to find out if it is a legal use of the loan. Securities laws restrict and control the use of borrowed money for investments. Normally brokers advance the loans, called margin, for investment purposes.
Taking the long view a $4000 investment at your age could be worth millions when your are in your 70s. With a good job nowadays the money could be paid back within a year and if lost when you are 70 it will be only a tiny blip on your long life. My advice start early and save and invest all of your life.
Frank Castle
Yes. It's a good idea.
You will have $40,000.00 by the time you graduate. (Asuming I am your Portfolio Manager)
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marketwizard
Go for it! May the market be with you.
Franco
No. It is madness, because no one can predict what will happen to stock market prices. People who do this kind of thing are professional fund managers operating investment trusts.
Ann S
NEVER borrow money to invest in the share/stock market . Look at what the percentage rate of the loan would be. Look at what percentage you would expect to get back from your investment.
If you wanted to borrow to start a small business, based on the field of interest that you are studying that would make some sense., but otherwise don 't get yourself into debt. Learn to save up for what you want and put your money into a savings account where the money that you have earned or been given as gifts will earn interest.
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