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 Do you have any halal {without interest} investment for muslaim in India?
While a person return to india from gulf countries he is poor,no money in his hand,he sent all money to his loving family in india.The rest he is suffering.Do you have any investment like pension ...


 I have $2000 and want to double it ASAP. What do I do? Stocks, or anything else? I need quick cash...?
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 How is the market going to start tomorrow?
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 Short and Long Term on Microsoft stock?
A friend was very lucky to inherit a very large number of shares of Microsoft stock (15,000 shares). She does not want to spend anything now, but does see the potential for just taking the income ...


 How do you know if a stock is going to go up?
I just started investing. I've been investing in companies where I'm noticing trends. I've been lucky and made money so far, but how else should I know which stock is a good investment?...


 Start investing? Any ideas?
Pretty much I do not know anything about doing stocks or investing and want to get into it a little bit to start out, and then gradually get more money and time involved. Can someone tell me how to ...


 Explain how when risk free interest rate increases, call value increases?
don't underestand.

also a bonus would be if you can refer me to a site you know of which explains many different items such as these.

thanks!...


 Is it sensible to buy stocks/shares in companies who have suffered a fall in share price...?
... in the hope of them recovering and making me a profit!?...


 I have 10k what should I invest in?
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 Stock question?
How does someone make money when the stock goes down... This just doesn't make sense to me......


 What to invest in stocks or bonds im in highschool?
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 Does volatility of a stock increases with increase in its price?
a 10% channel will be much wider if the stock trades at $80 than at $10..does that mean volatility increases with increase in price?...


 Will Poland have a good future economy and when will it join the euro currency,is it a safe bet to invest??
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 One web site (swisscash.net )claim that it is mutual fund company and giving 25% monthaly return on deposite?
is this possible that any company can return 25% per calender month. should i invest or not?...


 How much money did you lose in stocks?

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 Will best buy have wiis in stock on 4-24-08?
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 I am intrested to purchase DLF shares.now i want to know the price per share?
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 Investing in Stocks-A Strategy?
Hi,
I have about 50,000 dollars to invest in stocks.
What do you guys think about this strategy...

I would buy 10 mid cap-large cap stocks (5,000 worth of each) and try to sell ...


 How i can find best strategy and benifit in forex?
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 I want to open DMATE A/C plz give me full detail without investing wat would be holding cost of account in yr?
with sutaible example suppose i m having Rs 10000 and want to invest iv Infosys ...



mookie1510
Let's say I have a good lump sum of money to invest in my 401(k). Assuming I'm 25, what do you suggest?
I already have what I consider to be a nicely diverse portfolio so I'm looking more for validation than personal finances 101.

Thanks for the help!
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By lump-sum I meant a chunk of change I just rolled over from a previous employer's retirement plan. I was being non-specific so I could focus on the relevant details...

I know I'm going to invest it all in stock index funds/etfs/mutual funds (in the long-run, with my risk level, I don't see why not).

I suppose the real question is this- What sectors would you suggest? I have my answer to the question- I just want to compare.

Ya digg?
                     
 




Yada Yada Yada
Hopefully by 401K, you mean self directed IRA so you don't have to invest in any mutual funds. I like that you'll be using ETFs instead. VERY wise move.

That said, if I had to choose some sectors for the long term (since that seems to be the timeframe you're implying), I'd say metals such as Titanium, nickel, copper, steel, etc. I'd also say banking, energy, and retail as secondary sectors.

China and India have HUGE populations and are just beginning to have a middle class. This middle class wants "stuff." So any materials used for "stuff" will likely go up in the next few years or so.

The other sectors I recommended are somewhat related, but you can see the potential there.

Hope that helps!


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billone44
If you already have a well rounded protfolio for your investments I would say at your age instead of maxing out your 401k contribute monthly and as far as if you had funds to invest, you need to determine what your risk factor is as in are you moderate high or low?? Once you have done so there are many investments available and as in any investment you need to seek professionals in that arena. Example I Trade in the forex markets and although I know this market , I do not know how to invest in securities or funds hence I hire a professional who does invest in those areas I can go on but it would take a lot of space write to me at billone44@yahoo.com if you would like more information
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tyates999
Don't try to pick sectors. You never know what will be up and what will be down. Imagine if you had invested in Telecom in 2001.

Just put it in some low-cost index funds. Split between a large-cap, a mid-cap, a small-cap value, and a foreign fund. Vanguard has some great options.

Rolling over is easy - just talk to the company you want to roll over your money to and they'll walk you through the process. Just make sure nobody cuts you a check because then that's taxable. They should be sending checks to each other.


brian
You can't invest a lump sum of money into your 401k - you can only contribute a portion of your salary. I assume you mean an IRA? If so, considering opening a Roth IRA. As long as your income is less than $90k you are allowed to contribute $4,000 this year and $5,000 for 2008. (If you open the account before April 15th - Tax Day - you can even contribute $4,000 for 2006). The Roth IRA let's you put in money after tax, but the account grows tax free and you never have to pay tax on those earnings.
I would suggest opening an account at an online brokerage house - Etrade, Ameritrade, etc. Considering you are young, you want to be heavily invested in equities vs. bonds. Also, a healthy % of your portfolio should be international to help boost your returns. Just know that international mutual funds are typically more risky.

Hope that helps


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